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    A new equation of state derived by the statistical mechanical perturbation theory

    , Article Fluid Phase Equilibria ; Volume 264, Issue 1-2 , 2008 , Pages 1-11 ; 03783812 (ISSN) Shokouhi, M ; Parsafar, G. A ; Sharif University of Technology
    Elsevier  2008
    Abstract
    We have derived an analytical equation of state (EOS) based on the soft-core statistical mechanical perturbation theory for fluids, using the Weeks-Chandler-Andersen (WCA) theory recently developed by Ben-Amotz-Stell (BAS) for the choice of the hard-sphere diameter, but with a new algorithm for calculation of the pair and many-body interactions. We have used Carnahan-Starling expression with the Boltzmann factor criterion (BFC) as an effective hard-sphere diameter for the reference system, and also decomposed the perturbed pair potential to symmetric and asymmetric terms. The former term is due to the many-body interactions at high densities as was used in the linear isotherm regularity... 

    Response of the beams on random Pasternak foundations subjected to harmonic moving loads

    , Article Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology ; Volume 23, Issue 11 , 2010 , Pages 3013-3023 ; 1738494X (ISSN) Younesian, D ; Kargarnovin, M. H ; Sharif University of Technology
    2010
    Abstract
    Dynamic response of infinite beams supported by random viscoelastic Pasternak foundation subjected to harmonic moving loads is studied. Vertical stiffness in the support is assumed to follow a stochastic homogeneous field consisting of a small random variation around a deterministic mean value. By employing the first order perturbation theory and calculating appropriate Green's functions, the variance of the deflection and bending moment are obtained analytically in integral forms. To simulate the induced uncertainty, two practical cases of cosine and exponential covariance are utilized. A frequency analysis is performed and influences of the correlation length of the stiffness variation on...