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The fluid distribution functions near the surface of a random porous solid are investigated by the methods of liquid-state theory. The presence of the surface is taken into account by modifying the two-body interaction potential between fluid and matrix particles. Cluster expansions and Ornstein-Zernike equations for the correlation functions are derived as well as exact equations for the fluid density profile.
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