Beyond the single-file fluid limit using transfer matrix method: Exact results for confined parallel hard squares
arXiv:1502.06499 · doi:10.1063/1.4922154
Abstract
We extend the transfer matrix method of one-dimensional hard core fluids placed between confining walls for that case where the particles can pass each other and at most two layers can form. We derive an eigenvalue equation for a quasi-one-dimensional system of hard squares confined between two parallel walls, where the pore width is between and ( is the side length of the square). The exact equation of state and the nearest neighbour distribution functions show three different structures: a fluid phase with one layer, a fluid phase with two layers and a solid-like structure where the fluid layers are strongly correlated. The structural transition between differently ordered fluids develops continuously with increasing density, i.e. no thermodynamic phase transition occurs. The high density structure of the system consists of clusters with two layers which are broken with particles staying in the middle of the pore.
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