M. Kinoshita et F. Lado, NUMERICAL-SOLUTION OF STRUCTURE INTEGRAL-EQUATION THEORIES FOR 2-DIMENSIONAL FLUID MIXTURES, Molecular physics, 83(2), 1994, pp. 351-359
A robust and efficient numerical method for solving the structure inte
gral equation theories of two-dimensional (2D) fluid mixtures has been
developed. It is a hybrid of the Newton-Raphson (NR) and Picard itera
tions. The Jacobian matrix is calculated analytically. With crude init
ial estimates, converged solutions are obtained in about 10-20 total N
R iterations. The integral equations for 2D fluid mixtures with an arb
itrary number of components can now be solved in practice. To illustra
te the method, we have solved the Percus-Yevick equation for a binary
hard-disc mixture which was previously treated with Monte Carlo simula
tion.