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QCD equation of state matched to lattice data and exhibiting a critical point singularity
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Critical point fluctuations: Finite size and global charge conservation effects
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Fluctuation dynamics in a relativistic fluid with a critical point
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Real-time dynamics of Chern-Simons fluctuations near a critical point
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Dynamics of the O ( 4 ) critical point in QCD
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Deconfined Critical Point in a Doped Random Quantum Heisenberg Magnet
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Liquid-Vapor Critical Point and Coexistence Boundary of Platinum From Ab Initio Simulation.
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Constraining the Platinum Liquid-Vapor Phase Boundary and Critical Point with Fluid Flyer Experiments
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Constraining the platinum liquid-vapor phase boundary and critical point with fluid flyer experiments
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High-order cumulants and correlation functions near the critical point from molecular dynamics
Tabulated data for publication Phys. Rev. C 113 (2026) 045209
Calculated temperature histories of vaporizing droplets to the critical point
Histories of propellant droplet temperature, evaporation rate, and trajectory under high pressure and high temperature
Critical point behavior of objective functions defined on spaces of multivariable systems
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Structure of a fluid interface near the critical point
The structure of the liquid-liquid interface of three very different mixtures (carbon disulfide + methanol, methanol + cyclohexane + deuterated cyclohexane, and nitrobenzene + n-decane) has been studied using ellipsometry in the reduced temperature range between 0.0009 and 0.042. Although the elliptical thickness varies by an order of magnitude between these mixtures, the data from all three mixtures can be scaled to the same universal constant by a combined mean-field plus capillary-wave model of the interface. The universal constant determined experimentally is significantly less than the theoretical value.