Enhanced cohesion of matter on a cylindrical surface
M. K. Kostov, M. W. Cole, G. D. Mahan, C. Carraro, M. L. Glasser
Abstract
We evaluate the cohesive energies Eb of four systems in which particles move on a cylindrical surface, at fixed distance R from the axis. We find quite nonuniversal dependences of Eb on R. For the Coulomb binding problem, Eb is a monotonically decreasing function of R. For three problems involving Lennard-Jones interactions, the behavior is nonmonotonic; Eb is larger at R = ∞ than at R=0; the maximum binding corresponds to R 0.7 σ (the hard core parameter). Consequences of the enhanced binding are discussed.
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