This theoretical analysis evaluates velocity autocorrelation in a classical liquid, indicating connections to established numerical data.
The evaluation of the velocity autocorrelation function and of its frequency spectrum in a classical liquid is discussed in the framework of the formalism developed by Tjon for the spin autocorrelation function. This is based on an integrodifferential equation involving a memory function, and is shown to be equivalent to the well-known approach based on the time expansion of the correlation function. The use of a Guassian memory function leads to fair agreement with the results of Rahman's numerical experiments for liquid argon.
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Singwi et al. (1967) studied this question.
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