Ever since the discovery of Van der Waals theory of liquids, it has been the endeavour of the researchers in the field to discover the microscopic theory of simple fluids. I have recently published a theory in Journal of Molecular Liquids. The theory answers almost every important question not answered by other theories. Its results have excellent agreement with experiments. Its merit lies with the fact that it has unprecedented mathematical simplicity, clarity of concepts and accuracy of results. Link is given below:
https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1W5JY_3q5Hx5LT
In addition if you are interested in my further work pl. write to me at [email protected]
Hello Yatendra,
the page you linked cannot be found. Can you provide me with your work on another way?
Best regards,
Robert
Hello Robert
There was a small error in the link. I have corrected it now. You can copy paste or directly try it should work.
Thanks for your information which helped correcting the link
Abbas Abonasiriya I tried to see exactly what answer you have added. You have not attached any file of DFT theory or its reference. As such I could not make any head and tail out of DFT theory@.
Pl. do not hesitate to speak your mind, if you have even negative word for my theory because science does not progress without detailed discussion.
Dear Yatendra, can you please re-post the link OR tell the title.
Thank you very much.
Anirudh
Dear Anirudh, if you can recall, I sent you a pdf copy of my paper for your valued comments several months but with no response. Nevertheless, please find the following link.
Article Microscopic Theory of Simple Fluids
Thanks Prof @Yatendra Singh Jain. Sorry, I must have forgotten about it. I will read it and get back to you.
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