Abstract:
Equations for equilibrium correlation Green's functions are constructed in the framework of the general theory developed by the author [1] on the basis of various kinetic equations for single-component classical systems. The following kinetic equations are used: (Markov) Fokker–Planck, Boltzmann–Lorentz, Enskog–Lorentz (for Brownian particles), Vlasov–Landau, Boltzmann, Boltzmann–Enskog, Enskog, Rice–Allnatt, and a model kinetic equation and the (non-Markov) Vlasov–Landau equation. For systems of Brownian particles expressions are found (in the 13- and 14-moment approximations) for the density-density equilibrium correlation Green's functions, etc.
Citation:
G. O. Balabanyan, “Construction of equations for classical equilibrium correlation Green's functions on the basis of kinetic equations. I”, TMF, 88:2 (1991), 225–246; Theoret. and Math. Phys., 88:2 (1991), 833–848
This publication is cited in the following 2 articles:
G. O. Balabanyan, “Construction of equations for classical equilibrium correlation Green's functions on the basis of kinetic equations. II”, Theoret. and Math. Phys., 89:1 (1991), 1106–1119
G. O. Balabanyan, “Classical equilibrium generalized hydrodynamic correlation Green's functions for a system of hard balls with weak interaction”, Theoret. and Math. Phys., 89:3 (1991), 1329–1342