Recognition of the Crystal Structure Clusters in Fast-Cooled Amorphous Medium

Evgenii I. German; Shulun B. Thydypov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.310.140

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Recognition of the Crystal Structure Clusters in Fast-Cooled Amorphous Medium

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A series of computer experiments using the molecular dynamics method, imitating the processes of the argon particles system cooling at different cooling rates, was carried out. As a result of modeling, solid phases of varying degrees of order were obtained, a comparative analysis of structures was performed using the calculation of the radial distribution functions of particles and using the author’s algorithm for recognizing clusters of a crystal structure.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 310)

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Evgenii I. German*, Shulun B. Thydypov

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Amorphization, Computer Modeling, Cooling, Crystallization, Molecular Dynamics, Radial Distribution Functions

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