Physics of simple liquids--some current studies on structure and intermolecular forces in simple fluids, dielectric phenomena in nonpolar liquids, and thermodynamic and transport singularities at critical states
by Cornelius J. Pings
Book 4 of WVU-KVGC professional development lectures, v. 2
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