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Two-molecule theory of polyethylene liquids
Huimin Li, James P. Donley, David T. Wu +2
Two-molecule theory refers to a class of microscopic, self-consistent field theories for the radial distribution function in classical molecular liquids. The version examined here…
Closure to the PRISM equation derived from nonlinear response theory
James P. Donley
Nonlinear response theory is employed to derive a closure to the polymer reference interaction site model (PRISM) equation. The closure applies to a liquid of neutral polymers at m…
Chemical Potential of a Flexible Polymer Liquid in a Coarse-Grained Representation
Mohammadhasan Dinpajooh, Jonathan Millis, James Donley +1
While the excess chemical potential is the key quantity in determining phase diagrams, its direct computation for high-density liquids of long polymer chains has posed a significan…
Liquid-state polaron theory of the hydrated electron revisited
James P. Donley, David R. Heine, Caleb A. Tormey +1
The quantum path integral/classical liquid-state theory of Chandler and co-workers, created to describe an excess electron in solvent, is re-examined for the hydrated electron. The…
Structure of strongly charged polyelectrolyte solutions
James P. Donley, David R. Heine
Molecular dynamics simulation and recent theory are used to examine density correlations in semidilute solutions of highly charged, intrinsically flexible and hydrophilic polyelect…
Invariance of density correlations with charge density in polyelectrolyte solutions
James P. Donley, David R. Heine, David T. Wu
We present a theory for the equilibrium structure of polyelectrolyte solutions. The main element is a simple, new optimization scheme that allows theories such as the random phase…