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Experimental results of the coherent dynamic structure factor S(k,{ω}), obtained by inelastic neutron scattering, are presented for liquid argon at three densities along the 120-K isotherm. The wave numbers k, covered by the experiment, range from 38 to 72 nm^-1. The transition of S(k,{ω}) to its free-gas behavior (the limit for k{→}{∞}) is compared with theoretical calculations. It appears that the experimental results can be described satisfactorily by theoretical calculations for a Lennard-Jones system, whereas the large-k expansion for a hard-spheres system fails to describe the present argon results.
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