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Ieceived 15 3uly.1974 An nth order truncation of the continued fraction representation lof the molecular dipole moment correlation function is introduced from the free rotation representation and an kteraction process which is supposed to be governed by a Poisson distribution.
We can then derive a general exprxion for the correlat;on function, related both to the natural distribution of angular velocities and the successive time derivatives of the mean square torque due,to molecuhr interactions. Some numerical results and comparisons with experiments are given in the second .oider tiuncation case.
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General expressions for the Baxter factor correlation functions are obtained in the mean spherical approximation for a mixture of hard ions of arbitrary size and charge in a dipolar solvent. A method for the calculation of the total correlation functions for the model considered is proposed.
We wish to report evidence that the overall dipole moment of triphenylphosphine and derivatives is dominated by the contribution of the partial moment of the lone pair on phosphorus. some phosphine years ago, the observation that the dipole moment (u) of trimesityl-(9, 1.37 D, is close to the range
An evolutionary model of correlation function hae been derived, taking into account the combined action of additive and multiplicative random perturbations. It is shown that even emall additive natural noise is responsible for nonlinear deviations from the sigmoidal behavior in the long time regime.