Wetting and drying of pores or cavities, made by walls that attract or repel the liquid, is a
ubiquitous process in nature and has many technological applications including, for …

The vapor–liquid interface of the Lennard-Jones truncated and shifted (LJTS) fluid with a
cutoff radius of 2.5 σ is investigated for temperatures covering the range between the triple …

In many colloidal suspensions, the micrometer-sized particles behave like hard spheres, but
when non-adsorbing polymers are added to the solution a depletion attraction (of entropic …

In this paper we review simulation and experimental studies of thermal capillary wave
fluctuations as an ideal means for probing the underlying disjoining pressure and surface …

Previous treatments of three-dimensional (3D) short-ranged wetting transitions have missed
an entropic or low-temperature Casimir contribution to the binding potential describing the …

The Barker-Henderson perturbation theory is a bedrock of liquid-state physics, providing
quantitative predictions for the bulk thermodynamic properties of realistic model systems …

Investigating the structure of fluid interfaces at high temperatures is a particularly delicate
task that requires effective ways of discriminating liquid from vapour and identifying the …

Equilibrium molecular dynamics (MD) simulations are used to investigate the liquid/vapor
interface where particle exchange between the liquid and vapor phase is quantified in terms …

For a film of liquid on a solid surface, the binding potential g (h) gives the free energy as a
function of the film thickness h and also the closely related (structural) disjoining pressure …

Inhomogeneous fluids exhibit physical properties that are neither uniform nor isotropic. The
pressure tensor is a case in point, key to the mechanical description of the interfacial region …