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The particle accumulation phenomenon for a positive chemical potential in the supercritical state

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Undistinguishing parastatistics of objectively distinguishable objects is considered. It describes clusters in the supercritical state. The relationship between the mesoscopic physics of clusters and the macroscopic thermodynamics of supercritical isotherms is established. We construct the supercritical pattern of isochores and isotherms under the assumption that the following three points: the Boyle temperature, the Boyle density, and the critical point are known. Passing from negative chemical potentials to positive ones, we obtain new relations differing from relations related to the well-known Gentile statistics.

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Maslov, V.P. The particle accumulation phenomenon for a positive chemical potential in the supercritical state. Math Notes 95, 399–406 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0001434614030110

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