1986
DOI: 10.1088/0022-3719/19/32/008
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Bragg diffraction at structural phase transitions: a molecular dynamics study

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“…This is at variance with experimental MSD data for the soft-mode systems K 2 SnCl 6 (Mair 1984) and CsPbCl 3 and CsPbBr 3 (Sakata et al 1980), which show that the MSD of the halide ion, which is the ordering species, is linear with temperature at temperatures well above Tc' A multiple-well potential with quadratic walls gives the experimentally observed linear behaviour for the MSD at high temperatures. This has been shown for a range of harmonically coupled quadruple-quadratic potentials by Mair (1986) using MD for a two-dimensional lattice of particles (and for the one-dimensional case by Mair 1983Mair a, 1983.…”
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“…This is at variance with experimental MSD data for the soft-mode systems K 2 SnCl 6 (Mair 1984) and CsPbCl 3 and CsPbBr 3 (Sakata et al 1980), which show that the MSD of the halide ion, which is the ordering species, is linear with temperature at temperatures well above Tc' A multiple-well potential with quadratic walls gives the experimentally observed linear behaviour for the MSD at high temperatures. This has been shown for a range of harmonically coupled quadruple-quadratic potentials by Mair (1986) using MD for a two-dimensional lattice of particles (and for the one-dimensional case by Mair 1983Mair a, 1983.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…An anti-ferrodistortive phase transition occurs at temperature Tc = 0·029 (scaled by the inverse Boltzmann constant), the soft-mode driving the phase transition having wave vector qs = (1T/ao)(e l +e 2 ), where a o is the lattice constant and e l and e2 are unit vectors directed along the x and Y axes defining the square grid [ Fig. 1 of Mair (1986) shows the displacements of the atoms in going from the high to the low temperature phases].…”
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