Abstract
Clive A Croxton London: Cambridge University Press 1974 pp x + 421 price £10 Any 'physicist of the world' will know, on picking up a book on the statistical mechanics of liquids, not to expect to learn much about any real liquids save perhaps liquid argon. The practitioners in this field have long learned to compare their theories, which are usually nowadays numerical, with 'experimental' values also generated entirely within computers.
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