FIG. 4.
Vapor–liquid coexistence curves obtained from GEMC simulations with different Nt, ρt, and rcut parameters. The symbols show the orthobaric and average densities and the critical points. The lines show the fits to the scaling law and the law of rectilinear diameters. (Top) Data probing cutoff effects with values provided in the legend (SP stands for shifted potential) for Nt = 5500 and ρt = 0.316. (Middle) Data probing total density effects with ρt values provided in the legend for Nt = 5500 and rcut = 5σ. (Bottom) Data probing system size effects with Nt values provided in the legend for ρsys = 0.316 and rcut = 3.5σ for the three larger systems and rcut = 2.5σ for the 216-particle system.

Vapor–liquid coexistence curves obtained from GEMC simulations with different Nt, ρt, and rcut parameters. The symbols show the orthobaric and average densities and the critical points. The lines show the fits to the scaling law and the law of rectilinear diameters. (Top) Data probing cutoff effects with values provided in the legend (SP stands for shifted potential) for Nt = 5500 and ρt = 0.316. (Middle) Data probing total density effects with ρt values provided in the legend for Nt = 5500 and rcut = 5σ. (Bottom) Data probing system size effects with Nt values provided in the legend for ρsys = 0.316 and rcut = 3.5σ for the three larger systems and rcut = 2.5σ for the 216-particle system.

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