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Equilibrium and Quasiequilibrium Solutions to the LG Model

To find the distribution function satisfying the conditions (8.2.24)-(8.2.27) one needs more detailed information on quantities q. This problem cannot be solved in a general form. Therefore let us consider first of all the case of structureless particles, when 0°(a) should be replaced with and the condition (8.2.27) is absent. One can readily prove that the quasiequilibrium solution meeting (8.2.24) can be presented in the following way [Pg.55]

FVom (8.2.26) an analogous dependence for the solution (q) = o(q,/x ) can be obtained, where Ha is a constant that does not depend on a and is defined by microparameters ct, j, [Pg.55]

It is worth noting that the system of recurrent relations (9.1.1) or (9.1.2) has the form of the Fermi-Dirac distribution with quantities /iji(/3,t), HisiP. t), /i(t) and Ha having the sense of a mean adsorption well depth. When T - 0, 9i a) 1 provided [Pg.55]

The attractive lateral interactions between adatoms can be taken into account via introduction of the dependence of adsorption potential on the coverage [Pg.55]

For example, using the mean field approximation (Kreuzer 1990) one should postulate [Pg.56]


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