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Derek Frydel

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Physical Review. E|September 16, 2022
Positing the problem of stationary distributions of active particles as third-order differential equationDerek Frydel
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|January 14, 2011
Charged particles at fluid interfaces as a probe into structural details of a double layerDerek Frydel, Martin Oettel
Physical Review. E|June 17, 2018
Mean-field theory of active electrolytes: Dynamic adsorption and overscreeningDerek Frydel, Rudolf Podgornik
The Journal of Chemical Physics|November 7, 2012
A close look into the excluded volume effects within a double layerDerek Frydel, Yan Levin
Physical Review Letters|September 28, 2010
Long-range dynamic correlations in confined suspensionsDerek Frydel, Haim Diamant
Physical Review. E|October 20, 2020
Thermodynamic collapse in a lattice-gas model for a two-component system of penetrable particlesDerek Frydel, Yan Levin
The Journal of Chemical Physics|January 15, 2018
Two-component Gaussian core model: Strong-coupling limit, Bjerrum pairs, and gas-liquid phase transitionDerek Frydel, Yan Levin
The Journal of Chemical Physics|May 10, 2013
The double-layer of penetrable ions: an alternative route to charge reversalDerek Frydel, Yan Levin
Physical Review. E|July 15, 2016
Density functional formulation of the random-phase approximation for inhomogeneous fluids: Application to the Gaussian core and Coulomb particlesDerek Frydel, Manman Ma
The Journal of Chemical Physics|May 22, 2017
Inhomogeneous fluid of penetrable-spheres: Application of the random phase approximationYan Xiang, Derek Frydel
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Physical Review. E|September 16, 2022
Positing the problem of stationary distributions of active particles as third-order differential equationDerek Frydel
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics : PCCP|January 14, 2011
Charged particles at fluid interfaces as a probe into structural details of a double layerDerek Frydel, Martin Oettel
Physical Review. E|June 17, 2018
Mean-field theory of active electrolytes: Dynamic adsorption and overscreeningDerek Frydel, Rudolf Podgornik
The Journal of Chemical Physics|November 7, 2012
A close look into the excluded volume effects within a double layerDerek Frydel, Yan Levin
Physical Review Letters|September 28, 2010
Long-range dynamic correlations in confined suspensionsDerek Frydel, Haim Diamant
Physical Review. E|October 20, 2020
Thermodynamic collapse in a lattice-gas model for a two-component system of penetrable particlesDerek Frydel, Yan Levin
The Journal of Chemical Physics|January 15, 2018
Two-component Gaussian core model: Strong-coupling limit, Bjerrum pairs, and gas-liquid phase transitionDerek Frydel, Yan Levin
The Journal of Chemical Physics|May 10, 2013
The double-layer of penetrable ions: an alternative route to charge reversalDerek Frydel, Yan Levin
Physical Review. E|July 15, 2016
Density functional formulation of the random-phase approximation for inhomogeneous fluids: Application to the Gaussian core and Coulomb particlesDerek Frydel, Manman Ma
The Journal of Chemical Physics|May 22, 2017
Inhomogeneous fluid of penetrable-spheres: Application of the random phase approximationYan Xiang, Derek Frydel
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