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Mayer f-function (f(r)=e−u(r)/(kB​T)−1)

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The Mayer f-function packages the departure of a pair's Boltzmann factor from one and is the basic bond in the dilute-gas cluster expansion.

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The Mayer f-function is a mathematical function used in the context of statistical mechanics and thermodynamics, particularly within the field of fluid theory and the study of interacting particle systems. It is often used to describe the correlations between particles in systems where the interactions are not necessarily simple. In a more specific sense, the Mayer f-function is defined in relation to the pair distribution function, which describes the probability of finding a pair of particles at a given distance from each other in a fluid or gas.
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