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'''3-dimensional hard rods''' are line segments that are unable to intersect. The can also be considered to be a limiting case of the [[Hard spherocylinders | hard spherocylinder model]] whose diameter is zero. | '''3-dimensional hard rods''' are line segments that are unable to intersect. The can also be considered to be a limiting case of the [[Hard spherocylinders | hard spherocylinder model]] whose diameter is zero. | ||
==Minimum distance== | ==Minimum distance== | ||
*[http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/0097-8485(94)80023-5 Carlos Vega and Santiago Lago "A fast algorithm to evaluate the shortest distance between rods", Computers & Chemistry '''18''' pp. 55-59 (1994)] | |||
==Density-functional theory== | ==Density-functional theory== | ||
[[Density-functional theory]] | [[Density-functional theory]] | ||