Effective density terms in proper integral equations

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Abstract

Two complementary routes to a new integral equation theory for site-site molecular fluids are presented. First, a simple approximation to a subset of the atomic site bridge functions in the diagrammatically proper integral equation theory is presented. This in turn leads to a form analogous to the reactive fluid theory, in which the normalization of the intramolecular distribution function and the value of the off-diagonal elements in the density matrix of the proper integral equations are the means of propagating the bridge function approximation. Second, a derivation from a topological expansion of a model for the single-site activity followed by a topological reduction and low-order truncation is given. This leads to an approximate numerical value for the new density coefficient. The resulting equations give a substantial improvement over the standard construction as shown with a series of simple diatomic model calculations. © 2005 American Institute of Physics.

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Dyer, K. M., Perkyns, J. S., & Pettitt, B. M. (2005). Effective density terms in proper integral equations. Journal of Chemical Physics, 123(20). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2116987

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