We report a study of hard‐sphere mixtures of different sizes near a hard wall using both the Monte Carlo method and density functional theory. The theory is based on a semiempirical free‐energy functional for an inhomogeneous hard‐sphere mixture and is similar to that developed by Tarazona for pure hard‐sphere fluids. Comparison between the theoretical results and the simulations for the density profiles of both species and the mole fraction profile shows that the present theory is capable of describing the structure of hard‐sphere mixtures against a hard wall up to a size ratio, R≡σ2/σ1, of about 3. For R values greater than 3 the theory gives some discrepancies for densities very close to the wall
To the memory of our friend Yasha Rosenfeld, who discovered the Fundamental Measure Theory, making t...
We present a theory for the structure of a hard-sphere fluid in contact with a soft repulsive wall a...
This is the publisher's version, also available electronically from http://journals.aps.org/pre/abst...
We report a study of hard‐sphere mixtures of different sizes near a hard wall using both the Monte C...
Hard spheres are a central and important model reference system for both homogeneous and inhomogeneo...
Hard spheres with ratios of diameters of 3:5 and 1:3 and at various densitics are studied by means o...
The structure of hard sphere fluids in various geometries are investigated by using density function...
We analyse the structure of the fundamental measure theory for the free energy density functional of...
Various manifestations of structural crossover in the properties of a binary mixture of hard-spheres...
The properties of associating fluids in contact with adsorbing surfaces are essential for the contro...
We propose a new type of effective densities via the potential distribution theorem. These densities...
The properties of fluids near a fluid-solid interface are important in many processes, such as: wett...
The structure of polydisperse hard sphere fluids, in the presence of a wall, is studied by the Rosen...
The structure of fluids near walls is examined using density functional techniques. A brief introduc...
95 pages, 21 figures.-- Chapter in "Theory and Simulation of Hard-Sphere Fluids and Related Systems"...
To the memory of our friend Yasha Rosenfeld, who discovered the Fundamental Measure Theory, making t...
We present a theory for the structure of a hard-sphere fluid in contact with a soft repulsive wall a...
This is the publisher's version, also available electronically from http://journals.aps.org/pre/abst...
We report a study of hard‐sphere mixtures of different sizes near a hard wall using both the Monte C...
Hard spheres are a central and important model reference system for both homogeneous and inhomogeneo...
Hard spheres with ratios of diameters of 3:5 and 1:3 and at various densitics are studied by means o...
The structure of hard sphere fluids in various geometries are investigated by using density function...
We analyse the structure of the fundamental measure theory for the free energy density functional of...
Various manifestations of structural crossover in the properties of a binary mixture of hard-spheres...
The properties of associating fluids in contact with adsorbing surfaces are essential for the contro...
We propose a new type of effective densities via the potential distribution theorem. These densities...
The properties of fluids near a fluid-solid interface are important in many processes, such as: wett...
The structure of polydisperse hard sphere fluids, in the presence of a wall, is studied by the Rosen...
The structure of fluids near walls is examined using density functional techniques. A brief introduc...
95 pages, 21 figures.-- Chapter in "Theory and Simulation of Hard-Sphere Fluids and Related Systems"...
To the memory of our friend Yasha Rosenfeld, who discovered the Fundamental Measure Theory, making t...
We present a theory for the structure of a hard-sphere fluid in contact with a soft repulsive wall a...
This is the publisher's version, also available electronically from http://journals.aps.org/pre/abst...