Effect of quantum dispersion on the radial distribution function of a one-component sticky-hard-sphere fluid
arXiv:1804.01844 · doi:10.1088/1742-5468/aab690
Abstract
In this short communication we present a possible scheme to study the radial distribution function of the quantum slightly polydisperse Baxter sticky hard sphere liquid at finite temperature thorugh a semi-analytical method devised by Chandler and Wolynes.
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