Molecular dynamic simulations for crystallization of metallic liquids under different pressures

Qi, D. W. ; Moore, R. A.

College Park, Md. : American Institute of Physics (AIP)
Published 1993
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1089-7690
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Chemistry and Pharmacology
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Molecular-dynamics simulations, using 500 particles, have been performed in order to study the crystallization of supercooled liquid Na under 1 and 2000 atm of pressure. The pseudopotential method is used in order to explicitly include conduction electron contributions, which are found to require careful evaluation by the method of a two-dimensional interpolation. The liquid and crystal structures are analyzed using a pair analysis technique. Under the above increase in pressure and with the same cooling rate, the liquid-bcc phase transition point shifts upward by ∼25 K and the transition zone narrows.
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autor Qi, D. W.
Moore, R. A.
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Moore, R. A.
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notes Molecular-dynamics simulations, using 500 particles, have been performed in order to study the crystallization of supercooled liquid Na under 1 and 2000 atm of pressure. The pseudopotential method is used in order to explicitly include conduction electron contributions, which are found to require careful evaluation by the method of a two-dimensional interpolation. The liquid and crystal structures are analyzed using a pair analysis technique. Under the above increase in pressure and with the same cooling rate, the liquid-bcc phase transition point shifts upward by ∼25 K and the transition zone narrows.
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Moore, R. A.
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Molecular dynamic simulations for crystallization of metallic liquids under different pressures
Molecular-dynamics simulations, using 500 particles, have been performed in order to study the crystallization of supercooled liquid Na under 1 and 2000 atm of pressure. The pseudopotential method is used in order to explicitly include conduction electron contributions, which are found to require careful evaluation by the method of a two-dimensional interpolation. The liquid and crystal structures are analyzed using a pair analysis technique. Under the above increase in pressure and with the same cooling rate, the liquid-bcc phase transition point shifts upward by ∼25 K and the transition zone narrows.
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shingle_catch_all_2 Qi, D. W.
Moore, R. A.
Molecular dynamic simulations for crystallization of metallic liquids under different pressures
Molecular-dynamics simulations, using 500 particles, have been performed in order to study the crystallization of supercooled liquid Na under 1 and 2000 atm of pressure. The pseudopotential method is used in order to explicitly include conduction electron contributions, which are found to require careful evaluation by the method of a two-dimensional interpolation. The liquid and crystal structures are analyzed using a pair analysis technique. Under the above increase in pressure and with the same cooling rate, the liquid-bcc phase transition point shifts upward by ∼25 K and the transition zone narrows.
1089-7690
10897690
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
shingle_catch_all_3 Qi, D. W.
Moore, R. A.
Molecular dynamic simulations for crystallization of metallic liquids under different pressures
Molecular-dynamics simulations, using 500 particles, have been performed in order to study the crystallization of supercooled liquid Na under 1 and 2000 atm of pressure. The pseudopotential method is used in order to explicitly include conduction electron contributions, which are found to require careful evaluation by the method of a two-dimensional interpolation. The liquid and crystal structures are analyzed using a pair analysis technique. Under the above increase in pressure and with the same cooling rate, the liquid-bcc phase transition point shifts upward by ∼25 K and the transition zone narrows.
1089-7690
10897690
American Institute of Physics (AIP)
shingle_catch_all_4 Qi, D. W.
Moore, R. A.
Molecular dynamic simulations for crystallization of metallic liquids under different pressures
Molecular-dynamics simulations, using 500 particles, have been performed in order to study the crystallization of supercooled liquid Na under 1 and 2000 atm of pressure. The pseudopotential method is used in order to explicitly include conduction electron contributions, which are found to require careful evaluation by the method of a two-dimensional interpolation. The liquid and crystal structures are analyzed using a pair analysis technique. Under the above increase in pressure and with the same cooling rate, the liquid-bcc phase transition point shifts upward by ∼25 K and the transition zone narrows.
1089-7690
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American Institute of Physics (AIP)
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