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Polytope Models of Metallic Glasses: S-Band Electronic Properties

Advanced Materials and Liquid Crystal Institute, Department of Physics
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Inspired by the experiments of Turnbull (1952) on undercooled liquid mercury, many investigators have argued that polytetrahedral short-range order is an important ingredient in the structure of undercooled liquids and metallic glasses. A paradigm for such order is “polytope {3,3,5},” which is a regular lattice of 600 perfect tetrahedra with an icosahedral point symmetry embedded on the surface of a four-dimensional sphere. We present results for the band structure of polytope {3,3,5} in the presence of disclinations, and compare them with band structures obtained from dense random packing models of metallic glasses.
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10.1557/PROC-57-185
Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-0023578307
Publication Date
1985-12
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MRS Proceedings
Publisher
Materials Research Society (MRS)
Volume
57
First Page
185
Last Page
197
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Advanced Materials and Liquid Crystal Institute
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Selinger, J., & Nelson, D. (1985). Polytope Models of Metallic Glasses: S-Band Electronic Properties. MRS Proceedings. https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-57-185
Selinger, J., and D. Nelson. 1985. Polytope Models of Metallic Glasses: S-Band Electronic Properties. MRS Proceedings. https://oaks.kent.edu/node/14501.
Selinger, Jonathan, and David Nelson. Polytope Models of Metallic Glasses: S-Band Electronic Properties. MRS Proceedings, Dec. 1985, https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-57-185.