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We prove that the radial distribution function oscillates at low density in a system with a short-range nonnegative potential and investigate the branching of the solutions of an approximate equation of state.
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Gonchar, N.S., Rudyk, A.B. Oscillation of the radial distribution function. J Stat Phys 68, 1065–1087 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01048885
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