2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2007.05.098
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Two-structure model for simple metals

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“…2 the experimental S(Q) values are compared with the results of MD simulation for the pure sodium and Na-Pb alloys with the lead concentration of 2 and 9 at.% at 698 K (see details in [20,21]). For liquid sodium modeling the Fourier-transformation of Ashcroft's local potential [22] was used.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2 the experimental S(Q) values are compared with the results of MD simulation for the pure sodium and Na-Pb alloys with the lead concentration of 2 and 9 at.% at 698 K (see details in [20,21]). For liquid sodium modeling the Fourier-transformation of Ashcroft's local potential [22] was used.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…MD simulations of density fluctuations in liquid metals [9,10] have shown that their dense tetrahedral clusters are characterized by vertex connections as well as in liquid water the low-density ice crystallites are divided by dense tetrahedral clusters with an asymmetrical structure [1]. However these clusters (see Figure 1(a)) are more complicated due to the effect of hydrogen bonds but the frame of them as a broken red line connecting the centers of tetrahedrons is also ramified [20].…”
Section: Some Aspects Of Liquid Water Microstructurementioning
confidence: 99%
“…A topological structure of density fluctuations in condensed matter has been studied by molecular-dynamics (MD) simulation as ramified clusters of almost regular Delaunay's simplexes (tetrahedrons) built on the fours of densely packed atoms and connected in pairs by faces as tetrahedral Bernal's chains [6,7]. The review of publications on this subject is presented in the monograph [8] and a topological criterion [9][10][11] is offered for finding these simplexes exactly. Such a criterion allows making the selection of the dense-part simplexes by fixing the overall length of their edges in a point of maximum number of obtained clusters in the MD cell.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…MD-studying the density fluctuations of the liquid [10], amorphous, and crystalline [4] states has shown that their dense part of tetrahedral clusters is characterized by vertex connections [12]. These connections are asterisked in Fig.…”
Section: Topological Structure Of Condensed-matter Density Fluctuationsmentioning
confidence: 99%