Revisiting Groeneveld's approach to the virial expansion
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Abstract: A generalized version of Groeneveld's convergence criterion for the virial expansion and generating functionals for weighted -connected graphs is proven. The criterion works for inhomogeneous systems and yields bounds for the density expansions of the correlation functions (a.k.a. distribution functions or factorial moment measures) of grand-canonical Gibbs measures with pairwise interactions. The proof is based on recurrence relations for graph weights related to the Kirkwood-Salsburg integral equation for correlation functions. The proof does not use an inversion of the density-activity expansion, however a Moebius inversion on the lattice of set partitions enters the derivation of the recurrence relations.
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