Some Remarks on Critical Phenomena of Fluid Metals
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Critical phenomena of fluid metals are studied by observing the potential range ofeffective ion-ion interaction in their liquid phases. This is done by two differentmethods. First, the Fourier transform of March's potential with a cutoff is calculated.Secondly, by means of quantum mechanical perturbation theory, the effective poten-tial is derived and discussed within the lowest order approximation for the electronicdielectric function. Both methods yield the result that the effective potential is ofshort-range from a viewpoint of critical phenomena. On the basis of ion-ion interac-lion obtained by the second method, a scaling form for the critical temperature isderived and examined by the use of existent experimental data.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1989-03-15
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Abe Ryuzo
Department Of Emergency And Critical Care Medicine Chiba University Graduate School Of Medicine
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Abe Ryuzo
Department Of Pure Applied Science University Of Tokyo
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