Atomic dynamics of metallic glass melts 
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Luo, P.; Jaiswal, Abhishek; Zhang, Yang; Cai, Zhikun; Walter, Nathan P.; Zhou, Long; Ding, Dawei; Liu, Ming; Mills, Rebecca; Podlesynak, Andrey; Ehlers, Georg; Faraone, Antonio; Bai, H. Y.

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“…3 The investigation of melts would help us understand the key problems of metallic glasses. [4][5][6][7] At present, the experimental methods to study the melt structure mainly rely on high-temperature X-ray diffraction (HTXRD) and X-ray absorption fine structure to measure the intensity curve and obtain the distribution mode of the atomic coordination layer through intensity correction and Fourier transformation. [8][9][10] Based on the experimental results, researchers have put forward a lot of hypotheses about the melt structure, such as the defect model, quasicrystal model, and atomic cluster model.…”

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Theoretical and experimental study of the microstructure of a metallic melt in an In₅₀Bi₅₀ alloy based on the Wulff cluster model

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Theoretical and experimental study of the microstructure of a metallic melt in an In₅₀Bi₅₀ alloy based on the Wulff cluster model

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CHESS, chopper spectrometer examining small samples, is a planned direct geometry neutron chopper spectrometer designed to detect and analyze weak signals intrinsic to small cross sections (e.g., small mass, small magnetic moments, or neutron absorbing materials) in powders, liquids, and crystals. CHESS is optimized to enable transformative investigations of quantum materials, spin liquids, thermoelectrics, battery materials, and liquids. The broad dynamic range of the instrument is also well suited to study relaxation processes and excitations in soft and biological matter. The 15 Hz repetition rate of the Second Target Station at the Spallation Neutron Source enables the use of multiple incident energies within a single source pulse, greatly expanding the information gained in a single measurement. Furthermore, the high flux grants an enhanced capability for polarization analysis. This enables the separation of nuclear from magnetic scattering or coherent from incoherent scattering in hydrogenous materials over a large range of energy and momentum transfer. This paper presents optimizations and technical solutions to address the key requirements envisioned in the science case and the anticipated uses of this instrument.

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Atomic dynamics of metallic glass melts La50Ni15Al35 and Ce70Cu19

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Theoretical and experimental study of the microstructure of a metallic melt in an In₅₀Bi₅₀ alloy based on the Wulff cluster model

Theoretical and experimental study of the microstructure of a metallic melt in an In₅₀Bi₅₀ alloy based on the Wulff cluster model

The influence of atomic delocalization on dynamic behavior in Ce-Ni metallic melts

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Atomic dynamics of metallic glass melts La50Ni15Al35 and Ce70Cu19

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Theoretical and experimental study of the microstructure of a metallic melt in an In50Bi50 alloy based on the Wulff cluster model

Theoretical and experimental study of the microstructure of a metallic melt in an In50Bi50 alloy based on the Wulff cluster model

The influence of atomic delocalization on dynamic behavior in Ce-Ni metallic melts

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Theoretical and experimental study of the microstructure of a metallic melt in an In₅₀Bi₅₀ alloy based on the Wulff cluster model

Theoretical and experimental study of the microstructure of a metallic melt in an In₅₀Bi₅₀ alloy based on the Wulff cluster model