Jan Forsman

Lund University

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In this work, we simulate interactions between two perfectly conducting surfaces, immersed in a salt solution.

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David Ribar

Lund University

SWEDEN

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Marie Skepö

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Lund University

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Yong-Lei Wang

Stockholm University

SWEDEN

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Tommy Nylander

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Lund University

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Clifford E. Woodward

University of New South Wales

AUSTRALIA

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Jan Forsman

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Cluster Formation Induced by Local Dielectric Saturation in Restricted Primitive Model Electrolytes

An efficient method to establish electrostatic screening lengths of restricted primitive model electrolytes

Simulations of phase transitions and capacitance, of simple ionic fluids in porous electrodes

Particle Adsorption Using a Quartz Crystal Microbalance with Dissipation by Applying a Kelvin–Voigt-Based Viscoelastic Model and the Gauss–Newton Method

Phase transitions of ionic fluids in nanoporous electrodes

Boundary-Monte Carlo Method for Neutral and Charged Confined Fluids

Interactions between conducting surfaces in salt solutions

Interactions between conducting surfaces in salt solutions

From Attraction to Repulsion to Attraction: Non-monotonic Temperature Dependence of Polymer-Mediated Interactions in Colloidal Dispersions

Overcharging and Free Energy Barriers for Equally Charged Surfaces Immersed in Salt Solutions

Confinement-induced fluid-fluid phase transitions in simple fluid mixtures, under bulk supra-critical conditions

Polymer-Like Self-Assembled Structures from Particles with Isotropic Interactions: Dependence upon the Range of the Attraction

Phase Transitions of Oppositely Charged Colloidal Particles Driven by Alternating Current Electric Field

Building polymer-like clusters from colloidal particles with isotropic interactions, in aqueous solution

Structural transitions at electrodes, immersed in simple ionic liquid models

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David Ribar

Marie Skepö

Yong-Lei Wang

Tommy Nylander

Clifford E. Woodward

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