Density fluctuations and entropy
J. A. Hernando, L. Blum
Abstract
A new functional for the entropy that is asymptotically correct both in the high and low density limits is proposed. The new form is [ S=S(id)+S(ln)+S(r)+S(c) ] where the new term S(c) depends on the p-bodies density fluctuations αp and has the form [ S(c)= <N> ln 2-1+Σp=2∞ ( 2) pp!αp-[ (α2-1)-α2] + S ], where S renormalizes the ring approximation S(r). This result is obtained by analyzing the functional dependence of the most general expression of the entropy: Two main results for S(c) are proven: i) In the thermodynamic limit, only the functional dependence on the one body distribution function survives and ii) by summing to infinite order the leading contributions in the density a new numerical expression for the entropy is proposed with a new renormalized ring approximation included. The relationship of these results to the incompressible approximation to entropy is discussed.
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