M. S. Wertheim

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M. S. Wertheim

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Fluids with highly directional attractive forces. I. Statistical thermodynamics (1984) (1402)
EXACT SOLUTION OF THE PERCUS-YEVICK INTEGRAL EQUATION FOR HARD SPHERES (1963) (1273)
Fluids with highly directional attractive forces. II. Thermodynamic perturbation theory and integral equations (1984) (1168)
Fluids with highly directional attractive forces. III. Multiple attraction sites (1986) (1156)
Fluids with highly directional attractive forces. IV. Equilibrium polymerization (1986) (1096)
Thermodynamic perturbation theory of polymerization (1987) (780)
Exact Solution of the Mean Spherical Model for Fluids of Hard Spheres with Permanent Electric Dipole Moments (1971) (579)
Fluids of dimerizing hard spheres, and fluid mixtures of hard spheres and dispheres (1986) (375)
Analytic Solution of the Percus-Yevick Equation (1964) (369)
Correlations in the liquid–vapor interface (1976) (285)
Statistical Mechanics of Hard Ellipsoids. I. Overlap Algorithm and the Contact Function (1985) (229)
Theory of polar fluids (1979) (109)
Dielectric constant of non-polar fluids (1973) (102)
Integral equation for the Smith–Nezbeda model of associated fluids (1988) (92)
EQUILIBRIUM STATISTICAL MECHANICS OF POLAR FLUIDS (1979) (81)
Theory of polar fluids. II (1977) (77)
Monte Carlo simulation of hard spheroids (1984) (73)
Relationship between cell surface protease activity and doubling time in various normal and transformed cells. (1976) (63)
Integral Equations in the Theory of Classical Fluids (1967) (55)
The relationship between surface protease activity and the rate of cell proliferation in normal and transformed cells. (1977) (38)
A MONTE CARLO METHOD FOR SIMULATING ASSOCIATING FLUIDS (1994) (37)
Structure of hard sphere fluids in narrow cylindrical pores (1989) (30)
Theory of polar fluids: IV. Fluctuations and inequalities (1978) (28)
Fluids of hard convex molecules (1994) (24)
MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF N-MEMBER ASSOCIATING FLUIDS : APPLICATION TO ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY SYSTEMS (1996) (22)
Factorization of the direct correlation function. III. Integral equations and thermodynamics (1988) (18)
Evaluation of the SSC/LHNC, SSCF and PY approximations for short ranged, anisotropic potentials (1983) (13)
Factorization of the direct correlation function. I. Basic results (1980) (10)
Third virial coefficient of hard spheroids (2001) (9)
Fluids of hard convex molecules II. Two-point measures (1996) (9)
FLUIDS OF HARD CONVEX MOLECULES. III. THE THIRD VIRIAL COEFFICIENT (1996) (9)
Fluids of hard diatomic molecules. II (1983) (9)
Factorization of the direct correlation function. II. Relation to walls (1981) (6)
Development and validation of a simple antigen–antibody model (1995) (6)
Phase Diagram and pV Isotherms of Argon (1969) (5)
Evaluation of the CPY and PYX approximations for short ranged anisotropic potentials (1983) (4)
New Model for Classical Fluids. II (1965) (3)
Statistical Mechanics of Confined Systems: The Solvent-Induced Force Between Smooth Parallel Plates (1990) (3)
Solutions of the Percus shielding equation (1986) (3)
HIGH-ENERGY PROTON-PROTON SCATTERING AND THE LEVY POTENTIAL (1956) (3)
Problems for Solution: 4470,4494-4497 (1952) (1)
Three‐Particle Correlation Functions. I. Fourier Transform Methods (1970) (0)
The Molecular Weight and Constitution of Natural Rubber (1942) (0)
Coincidence theorem for the direct correlation function of hard-particle fluids (1988) (0)
NEW MODEL FOR CLASSICAL FLUIDS. PART I. (1965) (0)

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