Liquid-Aluminum Structure Factor by Neutron Diffraction

Stallard, J.; Davis, C. M.

doi:10.1103/physreva.8.368

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“…10). 64,65 We close the present discussion of the RMS ratio by pointing out that it is used in the literature not only as an indicator for crystallization. Wendt and Abraham have argued that R RMS = 0.14 signals the transition into a supercooled liquid or amorphous state.…”

Section: Microstructure At Freezing and Related Lengths 1 Static supporting

confidence: 72%

Freezing lines of colloidal Yukawa spheres. II. Local structure and characteristic lengths

Gapiński

Nägele

Patkowski

2014

The Journal of Chemical Physics

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Using the Rogers-Young (RY) integral equation scheme for the static pair correlation functions combined with the liquid-phase Hansen-Verlet freezing rule, we study the generic behavior of the radial distribution function and static structure factor of monodisperse charge-stabilized suspensions with Yukawa-type repulsive particle interactions at freezing. In a related article, labeled Paper I [J. Gapinski, G. Nägele, and A. Patkowski, J. Chem. Phys. 136, 024507 (2012)], this hybrid method was used to determine two-parameter freezing lines for experimentally controllable parameters, characteristic of suspensions of charged silica spheres in dimethylformamide. A universal scaling of the RY radial distribution function maximum is shown to apply to the liquid-bcc and liquid-fcc segments of the universal freezing line. A thorough analysis is made of the behavior of characteristic distances and wavenumbers, next-neighbor particle coordination numbers, osmotic compressibility factor, and the Ravaché-Mountain-Streett minimum-maximum radial distribution function ratio.

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Section: Microstructure At Freezing and Related Lengths 1 Static supporting

confidence: 72%

Freezing lines of colloidal Yukawa spheres. II. Local structure and characteristic lengths

Gapiński

Nägele

Patkowski

2014

The Journal of Chemical Physics

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“…Therefore, we take special care for testing the MD code calculating the DSF of the lattice. Liquid aluminum was chosen for this purpose, because there is a wide set of measurements of the structure factor of this system [30][31][32].…”

Section: Verification Of the MD Model Of Dsf Calculationsmentioning

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Combined model of the material excitation and relaxation in swift heavy ion tracks

Горбунов¹,

Terekhin²,

Medvedev³

et al. 2013

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B:

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“…This range encompasses the first peak and part of the second in the structure factor. [24] Consequently, for € ω > ω p ion-ion correlations should not significantly affect the photon absorption. Conversely, for € ω ≤ ω p the ion-ion correlations would impact the results.…”

Section: Ion-ion Correlationsmentioning

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XUV absorption by solid-density aluminum

Iglesias

2010

High Energy Density Physics

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An inverse bremsstrahlung model for plasmas and simple metals that approximates the cold, solid Al experimental data below the L-edge is applied to matter conditions relevant to XUV laser applications. The model involves an all-order calculation using a semi-analytical effective electron-ion interaction. The predicted increases in XUV absorption with rising temperature occur via two effects: increased availability of final states from reduced electron degeneracy and a stronger electron-ion interaction from reduced screening. Discrepancies in the temperature dependence as well as other details between the present approach and a recently proposed absorption model are discussed.

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Liquid-Aluminum Structure Factor by Neutron Diffraction

Cited by 32 publications

References 24 publications

Freezing lines of colloidal Yukawa spheres. II. Local structure and characteristic lengths

Freezing lines of colloidal Yukawa spheres. II. Local structure and characteristic lengths

Combined model of the material excitation and relaxation in swift heavy ion tracks

XUV absorption by solid-density aluminum

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