We derive a new set of sum rules for the equilibrium correlations of the classical one-component plasma. These sum rules can be viewed as generalizations of the usual Stillinger-Lovett rule refering to the two-point correlations. They characterize the long-wavelength behaviour of the Fourier transform (with respect to one point) of the ( n + 1)-point charge correlation function for any n. Like the Stillinger-Lovett rule, the new rules express perfect screening conditions in a plasma phase.Nous établissons un nouvel ensemble de règles de somme concernant les corrélations d'équilibre du plasma classique à une composante. Ces règles peuvent être vues comme des généralisations de la règle usuelle de Stillinger-Lovett relative aux corrélations à...
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Expressions for the fourth-frequency-moment sum rule for the longitudinal and the transverse current...
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Fluctuation-dissipation theorems (FDTs) link transport coefficients (density response functions, con...
The charge correlation function of an inhomogeneous Coulomb fluid is shown to obey a sum rule involv...
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Il est bien connu que dans un plasma à pression suffisamment basse les électrons et les ions peuvent...
The charge-density response function of a uniform two-component plasma is studied on the basis of th...
Expressions for the fourth-frequency-moment sum rule for the longitudinal and the transverse current...
We review recent progress in theory and simulation of strongly correlated classical plasmas, in gene...
This paper proposes a general semi-empirical expression for the correlation function g(y) in the one...
We consider an ionic fluid made with two species of mobile particles carrying either a positive or a...
The one component plasma (OCP) is an idealized model of strongly coupled plasmas that exist in natur...
The correlations of the electric potential fluctuations in a classical one-component plasma are stud...
Fluctuation-dissipation theorems (FDTs) link transport coefficients (density response functions, con...
The charge correlation function of an inhomogeneous Coulomb fluid is shown to obey a sum rule involv...
Equilibrium statistical methods are used to derive sum rules for two- and three-particle correlation...
A statistical mechanical theory for the investigation of the effects of nonlinear fluctuations in a ...
This paper treats of a fully ionized plasma in thermodynamic equilibrium. An attempt is made at revi...
A self-consistent theory of phase space granulations, called "clumps", has been derived. T...
The two-particle correlations in a turbulent plasma are analyzed on a quite general basis by using t...
Il est bien connu que dans un plasma à pression suffisamment basse les électrons et les ions peuvent...
The charge-density response function of a uniform two-component plasma is studied on the basis of th...
Expressions for the fourth-frequency-moment sum rule for the longitudinal and the transverse current...
We review recent progress in theory and simulation of strongly correlated classical plasmas, in gene...