Erratum: Molecular dynamics of narrow, liquid-filled pores [J. Chem. Phys.

83,
1888 (1985)]
J. J. Magda, M. Tirrell, and H. T. Davis

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There is a fault in the reasoning in the Appendix. Equation (A6), which results from contraction of tensor indices in the
relation S/j kSklj = S mSklj is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for satisfying Slj k = S }Jl. The latter relation in fact
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Erratum: Molecular dynamics of narrow, liquid-filled pores

[J. Chem. Phys. 83, 1888 (1985)]
J. J. Magda, M. Tirrell, and H. T. Davis
Department 0/ Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, University 0/Minnesota, Minneapolis,
Minnesota 55455

Equation (2) should read

'I1",(z) = 21TE [- 2 (U)lO (U)4

- - - - .J2 ] • (2)
5 Z Z 3(zlu + 0.611.J2)3
In Table I Eq. (2) describes the wall potential used in the first II pore simulations, with Eq. (1) used in the last pore simulation.
Also the length ofthe time step was 4.62 X 1O-3(mq'!IE)1/2.
Equation (21) should read

-
f.=P;u=--- NkT Z:j d¢
1 ( L--(Tij)+L [ z,-(z/)+(h-z;)-(h-z
d'l1", ,) . d'II",]) (21)
hA hA Ij Tij dTIJ I dz, dz ,
t/I",
should be '11", in Eq. (23c), in the paragraph preceding Eq. (30), and in the last paragraph on p. 1899.
'I1z should be t/lz in Eq. (29a).
In the caption of Fig. 8, the thermodynamic relation should read f. - Pb = - (a rlah )T.I"
2
The mean square displacement in Fig. 12 is multiplied by u- •

The Acknowledgment should have included a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF-CPE-8215342).

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