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The '''Fisher-Widom line''' <ref>[http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1671624 Michael E. Fisher and B. Wiodm "Decay of Correlations in Linear Systems", Journal of Chemical Physics '''50''' 3756 (1969)]</ref> (not to be confused with the [[Widom line]]) is a locus in the [[pressure-temperature |pressure-temperature plane]] and in the [[density-temperature |density-temperature plane]], such that for thermodynamic states of the fluid that lie on one side of the locus, the decay of the [[Total correlation function |correlation function]] is oscillatory, and in those that lie on the other side it is monotonic. | The '''Fisher-Widom line''' <ref>[http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.1671624 Michael E. Fisher and B. Wiodm "Decay of Correlations in Linear Systems", Journal of Chemical Physics '''50''' 3756 (1969)]</ref> (not to be confused with the [[Widom line]]) is a locus in the [[pressure-temperature |pressure-temperature plane]] and in the [[density-temperature |density-temperature plane]], such that for thermodynamic states of the fluid that lie on one side of the locus, the decay of the [[Total correlation function |correlation function]] is oscillatory, and in those that lie on the other side it is monotonic. | ||
==Related lines== | |||
*[[Frenkel line]] | |||
*[[Widom line]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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The Fisher-Widom line [1] (not to be confused with the Widom line) is a locus in the pressure-temperature plane and in the density-temperature plane, such that for thermodynamic states of the fluid that lie on one side of the locus, the decay of the correlation function is oscillatory, and in those that lie on the other side it is monotonic.
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Related reading
- C. Vega, L. F. Rull, and S. Lago "Location of the Fisher-Widom line for systems interacting through short-ranged potentials", Physical Review E 51 pp. 3146-3155 (1995)
- P. Tarazona, E. Chacón and E. Velasco "The Fisher-Widom line for systems with low melting temperature", Molecular Physics 101 pp. 1595-1603 (2003)