O. A. Dobush, M. P. Kozlovskii, R. V. Romanik, I. V. Pylyuk
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Thermodynamic response functions in a cell fluid model
Thermodynamic response functions, namely the isothermal compressibility, the
thermal pressure coefficient, and the thermal expansion coefficient, are
calculated for a many-particle system interacting through a modified Morse
potential. These calculations are based on an equation of state previously
derived for a cell fluid model in the grand canonical ensemble. The calculated
quantities are presented graphically as functions of density and the effective
chemical potential.