The two loop calculation of the disjoining pressure of a symmetric electrolyte soap film
arXiv:cond-mat/0403150 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.69.061603
Abstract
In this paper we consider the two-loop calculation of the disjoining pressure of a symmetric electrolytic soap film. We show that the disjoining pressure is finite when the loop expansion is resummed using a cumulant expansion and requires no short distance cut-off. The loop expansion is resummed in terms of an expansion in g=l_B/l_D where l_D is the Debye length and l_B is the Bjerrum length. We show that there there is a non-analytic contribution of order g*ln(g). We also show that the two-loop correction is greater than the one-loop term at large film thicknesses suggesting a non-perturbative correction to the one-loop result in this limit.
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