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Thermodynamical properties of a two-dimensional quasi-crystal from molecular dynamics calculations

F. Lançon, +2 more
- 15 Oct 1986 - 
- Vol. 2, Iss: 8, pp 625-629
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In this article, a simple decoration of the Penrose tiling is used to produce a two-dimensional quasi-crystalline model, which undergoes a first-order transition to the liquid phase.
Abstract
We propose a simple decoration of the Penrose tiling to produce a two-dimensional quasi-crystalline model. We have used molecular dynamics simulation to invesigate the stability and the phase transitions of this system. Stable with pair potentials, it undergoes a first-order transition to the liquid phase. Its enthalpy is below the enthalpy of the quenched glassy state.

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