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We use a nonlinear least-squares-fitting program to find an analytic fit to the one-component plasma fluid structure factor S(q,{Γ}) over the ranges 0{≤}q{≤}21.75 and 1{≤}{Γ}{≤}225. The S(q,{Γ}) function is generated as a table from the solution of the modified hypernetted chain integral equation. The table is fitted with polynomials in q and {Γ}, using a total of 175 coefficients. The overall fit is good, suggesting that the fitting method might be applied successfully to other distribution functions.
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Young et al. (1991) studied this question.
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