An Equation of State of Amorphous β-Boron under High Pressure.

Bruno Siberchicot; Jean Clérouin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.172-174.1220

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An Equation of State of Amorphous β-Boron under High Pressure.

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Beyond 100 GPa at ambient temperature, β-boron exhibits an amorphization [1]. This paper presents Quantum Molecular Dynamics simulations of the equation of state (EoS) of amorphous boron under pressure.

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Bruno Siberchicot, Jean Clérouin

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Amorphous Boron, Equation of State, Quantum Molecular Dynamics

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