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	[[capillary waves \|Capillary wave theory]] proceeds by studying the fluctuations of this surface; many of its predictions are independent of the particular choice (like, e.g., the divergence of [[roughness]] with the area), but of course any microscopic detail will depend on the choice of surface.		[[capillary waves \|Capillary wave theory]] proceeds by studying the fluctuations of this surface; many of its predictions are independent of the particular choice (like, e.g., the divergence of [[roughness]] with the area), but of course any microscopic detail will depend on the choice of surface.

	The [[intrinsic sampling]] ~~method~~ is a recent approach to obtaining this surface from a molecular simulation.		The [[intrinsic sampling method]] is a recent approach to obtaining this surface from a molecular simulation.

	[[ Category: Phase transitions ]]		[[ Category: Phase transitions ]]

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	[[capillary waves \|Capillary wave theory]] proceeds by studying the fluctuations of this surface; many of its predictions are independent of the particular choice (like, e.g., the divergence of [[roughness]] with the area), but of course any microscopic detail will depend on the choice of surface.		[[capillary waves \|Capillary wave theory]] proceeds by studying the fluctuations of this surface; many of its predictions are independent of the particular choice (like, e.g., the divergence of [[roughness]] with the area), but of course any microscopic detail will depend on the choice of surface.

	The [[intrinsic ~~surface~~ sampling]] method is a recent approach to obtaining this surface from a molecular simulation.		The [[intrinsic sampling]] method is a recent approach to obtaining this surface from a molecular simulation.

	[[ Category: Phase transitions ]]		[[ Category: Phase transitions ]]

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	The [[intrinsic surface sampling]] method is a recent approach to obtaining this surface from a molecular simulation.		The [[intrinsic surface sampling]] method is a recent approach to obtaining this surface from a molecular simulation.

			[[ Category: Phase transitions ]]

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	at the molecular scale, the definition of the surface varies depending on the author. Sometimes the choice is to take the [[Gibbs dividing surface]].		at the molecular scale, the definition of the surface varies depending on the author. Sometimes the choice is to take the [[Gibbs dividing surface]].

	[[Capillary wave theory]] proceeds by studying the fluctuations of this surface; many of its predictions are independent of the particular choice (like, e.g., the divergence of [[roughness]] with the area), but of course any microscopic detail will depend on the choice of surface.		[[capillary waves \|Capillary wave theory]] proceeds by studying the fluctuations of this surface; many of its predictions are independent of the particular choice (like, e.g., the divergence of [[roughness]] with the area), but of course any microscopic detail will depend on the choice of surface.

	The [[intrinsic surface sampling]] method is a recent approach to obtaining this surface from a molecular simulation.		The [[intrinsic surface sampling]] method is a recent approach to obtaining this surface from a molecular simulation.

Dduque: New page: {{Stub-general}} This surface is some mathematical surface (i.e., a function given by $f(x,y,z)=0$ ) that defines the interface between two bulk liquid phases. Given that th...

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New page: {{Stub-general}} This surface is some mathematical surface (i.e., a function given by <math>f(x,y,z)=0</math>) that defines the interface between two bulk liquid phases. Given that th...

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{{Stub-general}}

This surface is some mathematical surface (i.e., a function given by <math>f(x,y,z)=0</math>) that defines
the [[interface]] between two bulk liquid phases. Given that the interface itself is a concept that is blurred
at the molecular scale, the definition of the surface varies depending on the author. Sometimes the choice is to take the [[Gibbs dividing surface]].

[[Capillary wave theory]] proceeds by studying the fluctuations of this surface; many of its predictions are independent of the particular choice (like, e.g., the divergence of [[roughness]] with the area), but of course any microscopic detail will depend on the choice of surface.

The [[intrinsic surface sampling]] method is a recent approach to obtaining this surface from a molecular simulation.

Intrinsic surface - Revision history

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Dduque: New page: {{Stub-general}} This surface is some mathematical surface (i.e., a function given by f(x,y,z)=0) that defines the interface between two bulk liquid phases. Given that th...

Dduque: New page: {{Stub-general}} This surface is some mathematical surface (i.e., a function given by $f(x,y,z)=0$ ) that defines the interface between two bulk liquid phases. Given that th...