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The theory also explains the value of 5. Unfortunately, that part of the story requires more sophisticated apparatus than we are prepared to discuss (operators in function space, Frechet derivatives, etc.). Instead we turn now to a concrete example of renormalization. The calculations are only approximate, but they can be done explicitly, using algebra instead of functional equations. 

Xs, promised, the 77-map (4) has the same algebraic form as the original map (3) We can renormalize (4) into (3) by rescaling q and by defining a new p. (Note The need for both of these steps was anticipated in the abstract version of renormalization discussed earlier. We have to rescale the state variable q and shift the bifurcation parameter p.)... 

Fill in the missing algebraic steps in the concrete renormalization calculation for period-doubling. Let f(x) = -(1,+ jU)x + Expand p +... 

Equ. (14) has the same algebraic structure as has the exact equation for/7, except that it. RPA the matrices are replaced by numbers. From this it is dear that Equ. (16) for TI could have been obtained alternatively by saying that both the bare vertex in the denominator and the renormalized vertex in the nominator of Equ. (14) are small due to the smallness of D0 for kBT > h >0 (< ) (The Coulomb contribution is already omitted here). But to remain consistent, we have to regard the external lines D0 in Equs. (8) or (9) as also being small, i. e. to arrive to D D0, far from the untrivial singularity in D. 

VAB(r) being the intermolecular potential. Working out Eqs. (129)—(132) with this closure, one finds with some algebra that the effective % parameter becomes strongly renormalized in comparison to the mean field or bare chi parameter xo = pjvAB(r) dr/k T,... 

By definition, P u) tells us how the renormalized u changes with the length scale and is called the beta function in RG. Some more algebra gives... 

Generally, the renormalized quantities f and l are related by integral equations. However, in the limit where and l do not depend on wavevcctors, their interrelation takes the form of algebraic equations... 

Unit conversions and simple data transformations were accomplished with table lookups for unit conversion factors and by algebraic manipulation of the data. As an element of the conversion process, the values were tested to see if they were within reasonable physical limits, for example, were mole fractions greater than 0 and less than 1. Where molecular weights were required, they were determined from molecular formulas in the list of compound names and registry numbers. The requisite data from the DIPPR Project 801 and other compilations such as that by Viswanath Natarajan (1988) were used for testing zero mole fraction results and for possible data renormalization. 

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