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Thomas-Fermi Equation of State-The Hot Curve
Abstract We derive the high-temperature limit of the equation of state based on the Thomas-Fermi statistical theory of the atom. The resulting “hot curve” is in fact the ideal Fermi gas. We expand the thermodynamic properties of this gas in powers of the fugacity and use this expansion to construct a representation of the pressure, accurate to about 0.1%. This representation is compared with the actual theory for aluminum and the “hot curve” is found to represent it well over a large region of interest in applications.
Thomas-Fermi Equation of State-The Hot Curve
Abstract We derive the high-temperature limit of the equation of state based on the Thomas-Fermi statistical theory of the atom. The resulting “hot curve” is in fact the ideal Fermi gas. We expand the thermodynamic properties of this gas in powers of the fugacity and use this expansion to construct a representation of the pressure, accurate to about 0.1%. This representation is compared with the actual theory for aluminum and the “hot curve” is found to represent it well over a large region of interest in applications.
Thomas-Fermi Equation of State-The Hot Curve
Baker, George A. Jr. (Autor:in) / Johnson, J. D. (Autor:in)
Condensed Matter Theories ; 1-11
01.01.1990
11 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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