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'''Hard partial spherical surfaces''', composed by the volume common to two intersecting congruent spheres. | '''Hard partial spherical surfaces''', composed by the volume common to two intersecting congruent spheres, and have whimsically been referred to as 'UFO's <ref>[http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/j100381a060 Mengtao. He, and Paul. Siders "Monte Carlo calculation of orientationally anisotropic pair distributions and energy transfer in a model monolayer", Journal of Physical Chemistry '''94''' pp. 7280-7288 (1990)]</ref>. | ||
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Hard partial spherical surfaces, composed by the volume common to two intersecting congruent spheres, and have whimsically been referred to as 'UFO's [1].
References[edit]
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- Giorgio Cinacchi and Jeroen S. van Duijneveldt "Phase Behavior of Contact Lens-Like Particles: Entropy-Driven Competition between Isotropic−Nematic Phase Separation and Clustering", Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters 1 pp. 787-791 (2010)
- Giorgio Cinacchi "Phase behavior of hard spherical caps", Journal of Chemical Physics 139 124908 (2013)
- Giorgio Cinacchi and Salvatore Torquato "Hard convex lens-shaped particles: Densest-known packings and phase behavior", Journal of Chemical Physics 143 224506 (2015)