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Molecular Physics
An International Journal at the Interface Between Chemistry and Physics
Volume 38, 1979 - Issue 5
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On the pair distribution function in fluids of hard non-spherical molecules

Peter A. Monson Chemistry Department, Queen Elizabeth College, Campden Hill, London, W8 7AH, England
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Maurice Rigby Chemistry Department, Queen Elizabeth College, Campden Hill, London, W8 7AH, England
Pages 1699-1702 | Received 17 Apr 1979, Published online: 23 Aug 2006

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P. Sevilla, S. Lago & P. Padilla. (1991) Solution of the Percus-Yevick Equation for Hard Spherocylinders: II. Dependence of the Pair Correlation Function on the Elongation. Physics and Chemistry of Liquids 22:4, pages 217-233.
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Farida Ghazi & Maurice Rigby. (1987) The structure of hard spherocylinder fluids. Molecular Physics 62:5, pages 1103-1110.
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PeterA. Monson & WilliamA. Steele. (1983) On series expansions of orientation-dependent properties of pairs of non-spherical molecules. Molecular Physics 49:2, pages 251-274.
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Ivo Nezbeda & Stanislav Labik. (1982) Fluids of general hard triatomic molecules. Molecular Physics 47:5, pages 1087-1096.
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JoséO. Valderrama, StanleyI. Sandler & Mark Fligner. (1981) The use of a non-spherical reference potential in statistical mechanical perturbation theory. Molecular Physics 42:5, pages 1041-1057.
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