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Molecular Physics
An International Journal at the Interface Between Chemistry and Physics
Volume 29, 1975 - Issue 4
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The numerical solution of the BGYB equation for the liquid-vapour interface

B. Borštnik Chemical Institute Boris Kidrič and Department of Chemistry, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
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A. Ažman Chemical Institute Boris Kidrič and Department of Chemistry, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Yugoslavia
Pages 1165-1169 | Received 24 Jul 1974, Published online: 22 Aug 2006

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ThomasR. Osborn & CliveA. Croxton. (1980) Monotonic and oscillatory density profiles at the free liquid surface for simple atomic fluids. Molecular Physics 40:6, pages 1489-1502.
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B. Borštnik & A. Ažman. (1975) The numerical solution of the BGYB equation for the liquid interacting with the rigid wall. Molecular Physics 30:5, pages 1565-1568.
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Thomas L. Croxton & Donald A. McQuarrie. (1979) A theory of the electrical double layer through the Born—Green—Yvon equation. Chemical Physics Letters 68:2-3, pages 489-494.
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Donald D. Fitts & William J. Welsh. (1977) The surface thickness of liquid argon near the critical point. Chemical Physics 26:3, pages 379-383.
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K. U. Co, J. J. Kozak & K. D. Luks. (1977) The molecular structure of a liquid–vapor interface: Comments on the integral equation approach. The Journal of Chemical Physics 66:3, pages 1002-1005.
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So/ren Toxvaerd. (1976) Hydrostatic equilibrium in fluid interfaces. The Journal of Chemical Physics 64:7, pages 2863-2867.
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R.C. Brown & N.H. March. (1976) Structure and excitations in liquid and solid surfaces. Physics Reports 24:2, pages 77-169.
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