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Jun16-08, 06:12 AM   #1
 

hard sphere model


What do you know about the hard sphere model? and for this model used for colloids and polimers in fluids?
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Jun16-08, 11:48 AM   #2
 
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I know some things; what do you want to know?
Jun18-08, 12:52 PM   #3
 
I have not idea about this model. I need a explication about it.
Jun19-08, 04:26 AM   #4
 

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Could you advise some book to learn about the topic?
Jun21-08, 07:22 PM   #5
 
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Start with the classic paper (Percus-Yevick model), then move on to any decent book about colloids- monodisperse hard sphere colloids are a well-studied experimental system. Paul Chaikin, David Weitz, and others have published quite a bit in this area.
Jun21-08, 09:22 PM   #6
 
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See also the early chapters in Chaikin & Lubensky.
Jul4-08, 08:05 AM   #7
 
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Start with the classic paper (Percus-Yevick model), then move on to any decent book about colloids- monodisperse hard sphere colloids are a well-studied experimental system. Paul Chaikin, David Weitz, and others have published quite a bit in this area.
Could you give me the complete reference of the paper (Percus-Yevick model)? I didn't find.
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