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Velocity autocorrelation functions in classical fluids
A self-consistent iteration scheme has been used to calculate velocity autocorrelation functions in classical fluids. For this calculation it is not necessary to introduce any adjustable parameters. The calculation also bypasses the necessity for a detailed knowledge about the many-body hamiltonian. Results are in good with computer experiments on liquid argon.
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