A free-energy density is free energy per unit volume. Its minima with respect to unconstrained order parameters determine homogeneous equilibrium states.
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- Additive free-energy recursion under blocking
- Common-tangent construction for phase coexistence
- Constrained order-parameter free energy
- Field conjugate to an order parameter
- Gaussian critical exponent
- Gaussian free-energy logarithm at effective dimension two
- Gaussian free-energy scaling relation
- Large-quartic asymptotic of tricritical scaling
- Linear composition bias leaves coexistence compositions unchanged
- Mean-field tricritical exponent calculation
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- Phase separation
- Renormalization-group free-energy resonance
- Reversible stress of a polar liquid crystal
- Scaling hypothesis for critical phenomena
- Single-mode smectic mean-field free energy
- Surface correction to thermodynamic free energy
- Thermodynamic limit
- Thermodynamic phase
- Two-sublattice Ising variational free energy
- Universal specific-heat amplitude ratio
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