Phase Diagram and Thermodynamic and Dynamic Anomalies in a Pure Repulsive Model
arXiv:1402.0908 · doi:10.1016/j.physa.2014.02.050
Abstract
Using Monte Carlo simulations a lattice gas model with only repulsive interactions was checked for the presence of anomalies. We show that this system exhibits the density (temperature of maximum density - TMD) and diffusion anomalies as present in liquid water. These anomalous behavior exist in the region of the chemical potential vs temperature phase diagram where two structured phases are present. A fragile-to-strong dynamic transition is also observed in the vicinity of the TMD line.
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