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Local Equilibrium of the Gibbs Surface for the Two-Phase Binary Mixture

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    \(\widehat{p}_{\parallel}(x)\) gives the surface tension for the dividing surface \(x.\) This can be expanded in the curvatures with the coefficient \(x\widehat{p}_{\parallel}(x)-\widehat{x\,p_{\parallel}}(x)\) for the linear term. Zero of this expression defines the position of the surface of tension \(x^{\gamma}.\)

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    Note, that for some quantities this definition differs from the one, used in [10]. We will come back to this point later.

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    Note, that the scale on Fig. 5.3. is different from the one on Fig. 5.2.

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Glavatskiy, K. (2011). Local Equilibrium of the Gibbs Surface for the Two-Phase Binary Mixture. In: Multicomponent Interfacial Transport. Springer Theses. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-15266-5_5

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