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Orientational ordering and correlations in a quasi-one-dimensional hard-dumbbell fluid

Ana M. Montero, Andr\'es Santos, P\'eter Gurin, Szabolcs Varga

A quasi-one-dimensional hard-dumbbell fluid exhibits a continuous crossover to bimodal orientational ordering and reaches twice the Tonks pressure in the high-pressure limit.

arxiv:2601.15834 v2 · 2026-01-22 · cond-mat.soft

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In the high-pressure limit, orientational and positional fluctuations contribute equally to the pressure, leading to a universal ratio of twice the Tonks pressure.

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The quasi-one-dimensional geometry with purely hard interactions and continuous orientations is assumed to capture the essential physics; real systems include attractions or three-dimensional fluctuations that could alter the crossover.

C3one line summary

Exact transfer-matrix solution for quasi-1D hard dumbbells reveals density-driven crossover to bimodal orientational ordering, nonmonotonic pressure, and a universal high-pressure ratio of twice the Tonks gas pressure.

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[1] Orientational ordering and correlations in a quasi-one-dimensional hard-dumbbell fluid 2026 · arXiv:2601.15834
[2] we have used the standard relation ∫ L 0 dx1 · · ·∫ L xN− 1 dx N = ∫ ∞ 0 dr1 · · ·∫ ∞ 0 drN δ (L − ∑ i ri), which transforms the ordered integrals over par- ticle positions into integrals over nearest
[3] A key advantage of this approach is that the trace of ˆKN can be evaluated in any convenient basis
[4] Therefore, determining λ 0 is sufficient to characterize the system’s thermodynamics
[5] Let us denote by λ k(s) and |ψ k(s)⟩ the eigenvalues and eigenvectors, respectively , of the operator ˆΩ (s)

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arxiv: 2601.15834 · arxiv_version: 2601.15834v2 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2601.15834 · pith_short_12: YWS4GFL2BQDV · pith_short_16: YWS4GFL2BQDVW7DW · pith_short_8: YWS4GFL2
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