Wetting of spherical surfaces by quantum fluids
We study adsorption of atoms and fluids on spherical surfaces and present results for helium on weak to moderately strong adsorbers such as Cs, Li and Mg. We investigate the growth of a helium film as a function of the number of atoms, by means of a finite range density functional theory. We identif...
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todo:paper_00222291_v134_n1-2_p309_Hernandez2023-10-03T14:28:35Z Wetting of spherical surfaces by quantum fluids Hernández, E.S. Cole, M.W. Boninsegni, M. Adsorption Computer simulation Monte Carlo methods Probability density function Wetting Quantum fluids Quantum theory adsorption fluid helium nanotube quantum mechanics wetting We study adsorption of atoms and fluids on spherical surfaces and present results for helium on weak to moderately strong adsorbers such as Cs, Li and Mg. We investigate the growth of a helium film as a function of the number of atoms, by means of a finite range density functional theory. We identify a crossover between nonadsorption and weak adsorption as the sphere radius increases. Path Integral Monte Carlo simulations provide semiquantitative support to these predictions © 2004 Plenum Publishing Corporation. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00222291_v134_n1-2_p309_Hernandez |
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Adsorption Computer simulation Monte Carlo methods Probability density function Wetting Quantum fluids Quantum theory adsorption fluid helium nanotube quantum mechanics wetting |
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Adsorption Computer simulation Monte Carlo methods Probability density function Wetting Quantum fluids Quantum theory adsorption fluid helium nanotube quantum mechanics wetting Hernández, E.S. Cole, M.W. Boninsegni, M. Wetting of spherical surfaces by quantum fluids |
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Adsorption Computer simulation Monte Carlo methods Probability density function Wetting Quantum fluids Quantum theory adsorption fluid helium nanotube quantum mechanics wetting |
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We study adsorption of atoms and fluids on spherical surfaces and present results for helium on weak to moderately strong adsorbers such as Cs, Li and Mg. We investigate the growth of a helium film as a function of the number of atoms, by means of a finite range density functional theory. We identify a crossover between nonadsorption and weak adsorption as the sphere radius increases. Path Integral Monte Carlo simulations provide semiquantitative support to these predictions © 2004 Plenum Publishing Corporation. |
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