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“…The parameters of the 2NN MEAM potentials for the two single elements (Cu-Cu and Pd-Pd) are given in Table 1 [36]. To uncover the formation mechanism of growth twins, we developed a set of 2NN MEAM potential parameters for Cu/Pd system in our previous work, which can not only describe the basic mechanical properties of both pure Pd and Cu, as well as their alloys, but also reproduce the evolution of growth twins [15]. The atomic interaction between Cu and Pd is described with a binary 2NN MEAM potential, with the parameters listed in Table 2 [15].…”
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“…The parameters of the 2NN MEAM potentials for the two single elements (Cu-Cu and Pd-Pd) are given in Table 1 [36]. To uncover the formation mechanism of growth twins, we developed a set of 2NN MEAM potential parameters for Cu/Pd system in our previous work, which can not only describe the basic mechanical properties of both pure Pd and Cu, as well as their alloys, but also reproduce the evolution of growth twins [15]. The atomic interaction between Cu and Pd is described with a binary 2NN MEAM potential, with the parameters listed in Table 2 [15].…”
Section: Simulation Detailsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table 2. 2NN MEAM potential parameters for a Cu-Pd system [15]. E c , r e, and B are cohesive energy, equilibrium nearest-neighbor distance, and bulk modulus, respectively.…”
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“…Whether these jog dislocations can form in a twin interface film with a high mismatch is still unknown. The Cu/Pd multilayered film is the earliest found multilayered film having excellent mechanical properties [ 8 , 12 , 26 28 ]. Its lattice mismatch (~ 7.07%) is larger than that of Cu/Ni multilayered films (~ 2.7%).…”
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“…Without surfactant, they observed the metastable Cu/Co phases grow at the interfaces. Fu and coworkers used molecular dynamics simulation to study growth Pd/Cu and Cu/Pd [11]. They considered the influence of incident energy on the structure of two-layer systems.…”
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