Landau Ginzburg Theory and Nuclear Matter at Finite Temperature
R. A. Ritchie, H. G. Miller, F. C. Khanna
Abstract
Based on recent studies of the temperature dependence of the energy and specific heat of liquid nuclear matter, a phase transition is suggested at a temperature .8 MeV. We apply Landau Ginzburg theory to this transition and determine the behaviour of the energy and specific heat close to the critical temperature in the condensed phase.
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