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most citedPerturbation Theory for Classical Solids

56 citations · 114 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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cond-mat.soft2026

The exact solution of the Koga-Widom-Indekeu model and related models of wetting in fluid mixtures

A. O. Parry, C. Rascón

We show how a broad class of two-component square-gradient models of wetting may be solved exactly for the surface tensions and density profile paths, and clarify how the presence…

cond-mat.stat-mech2024

Wetting, Algebraic Curves and Conformal Invariance

Andrew O. Parry, C. Rascón

Recent studies of wetting in a two-component square-gradient model of interfaces in a fluid mixture, showing three-phase bulk coexistence, have revealed some highly surprising feat…

cond-mat.soft2019★ 3 cited

Microscopic determination of correlations in the fluid interfacial region in the presence of liquid-gas asymmetry

Andrew O. Parry, Carlos Rascón

In a recent article, we showed how the properties of the density-density correlation function and its integral, the local structure factor, in the fluid interfacial region, in syst…

cond-mat.stat-mech2019★ 3 cited

Correlation function structure in square-gradient models of the liquid-gas interface: Exact results and reliable approximations

Andrew O. Parry, Carlos Rascón

In a recent article, we described how the microscopic structure of density-density correlations in the fluid interfacial region, for systems with short-ranged forces, can be unders…

cond-mat1996★ 56 cited

Perturbation Theory for Classical Solids

C. Rascon, L. Mederos, G. Navascues

The first well founded perturbation theory for classical solid systems is presented. Theoretical approaches to thermodynamic and structural properties of the hard-sphere solid prov…

cond-mat1996★ 52 cited

Theoretical Approach to the Correlations of a Hard-Sphere Crystal

C. Rascon, L. Mederos, G. Navascues

We present the first theoretical approach to the angular-average of the two-body correlation function for simple solids. It is based on three sum rules for $\tilde g(…