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The computer simulation of polar liquids

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Published1979
Citations254
References21

Total Citations Per Year

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1977 • 19,896 citations

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1974 • 1,651 citations

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1973 • 690 citations

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1966 • 605 citations

Singularity free algorithm for molecular dynamics simulation of rigid polyatomics

1977 • 488 citations

On the representatation of orientation space

1977 • 414 citations

Thermodynamic and structural properties of liquids modelled by ‘2-Lennard-Jones centres’ pair potentials

1977 • 355 citations

The properties of liquid nitrogen

1975 • 315 citations

N-particle dynamics of polarizable Stockmayer-type molecules

1977 • 192 citations

Surface structure of a liquid film

1976 • 155 citations

Thermodynamic and dielectric properties of polar lattices

1976 • 132 citations

A Monte Carlo study of dipolar hard spheres The pair distribution function and the dielectric constant

1977 • 113 citations

Analysis of conflicting theories of dielectric relaxation

1974 • 89 citations

Dielectric properties of a model fluid with the Monte Carlo method

1974 • 89 citations

Monte-Carlo simulation of water

1977 • 88 citations

Long-range dipolar interactions in computer simulations of polar liquids

1978 • 67 citations

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