The origin of surface waves
作者： Myung S. Jhon , Rashmi C. Desai , John S. Dahler
DOI: 10.1063/1.435692
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摘要: The broken symmetry concept of Goldstone is applied to an inhomogeneous fluid. Specific calculations are performed for the liquid–vapor interface a simple collective variable associated with breaking spatial normal displacement from its equilibrium position. static correlation function this exhibits long‐range order. Associated propagating modes. dispersion relation these surface modes found be identical hydrodynamic result capillary waves.
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