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Chinese Physics Letters

Quantum Fluids of Self-Assembled Chains of Polar Molecules at Finite Temperature

朱坤雁, Lei Tan, G.C. Xiang, 王道维

Published Jan 1, 2008• 0 citations
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Abstract

在强烈限制的平降陷井的极的分子的自我装配的偶极子链的有限温度性质被调查。在有限温度的单个链的颤动，在强烈交往的政体为长链变得重要，被发现降低转变温度并且在不到 10% 转移链分发。我们也建议观察如此的量的试验性的参数分阶段执行转变。

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