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Volume solver at a given pressure.
Obtain the volume using the method described by Michelsen and Mollerup.
While can be obtained with a simple Newton method, a better
approach is solving where is the EoS covolume.
This method is easier to solve because:
and
At chapter 3 page 94 of Michelsen and Møllerup’s book a more complete
explanation can be seen
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