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A mode-mode coupling theory of chemical reaction in a dense fluid

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A study is made of the coupling between chemical reaction and diffusion in a dense fluid. Our analysis utilizes the projection operator formalism and a generalized Langevin equation that is based on irreversible, phenomenological equations of motion instead of conventional Hamiltonian mechanics. It also is shown that this same “non-Hamiltonian” theory provides a simple way of deriving Kawasaki's mode-mode coupling theory of diffusion.

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Jhon, M.S., Dahler, J.S. A mode-mode coupling theory of chemical reaction in a dense fluid. J Stat Phys 20, 3–18 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01013743

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