Displacement correlations and frequency spectra for mass-disordered lattices. II.
Displacement correlations and frequency spectra for mass disordered lattices, deriving cluster expansion for phonon Green function
Goodman, B.↗
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Shock-induced preferred disorder in solids.
X ray detectable preferred disorder in solids by shock loading studied in Ainsworth meteorite and in hexagonal alpha silicon dioxide
Jaeger, R. R.↗
Frequency spectra in disordered alloys - An interpolation formula.
Qualitative interpolation formula for phonon frequency spectrum of mass disordered alloys three dimensional systems at high concentrations
Goodman, B.↗
Enstatite - Disorder produced by a megabar shock event.
Shocked Bamle enstatite transformed to disordered enstatite, noting Debye-Scherer patterns similarity
Decarli, P. S.↗
Two-step mechanism for order-disorder kinetics in silicates
Order - disorder kinetics in silicates
Mueller, R. F.↗
Mg/2+/-Fe/2+/ order-disorder in orthopyroxene and the Mg/2+/-Fe/2+/ distribution between coexisting minerals
Mg/2+/-Fe/2+/ order-disorder in orthopyroxene and Mg/2+/-Fe/2+/ distribution between coexisting minerals
Saxena, S. K.↗
Mg/2+/-Fe/2+/ order-disorder and the thermodynamics of the orthopyroxene, /Mg,Fe/SiO3 crystalline solution
Divalent Mg-Fe ion order-disorder and thermodynamics of orthopyroxene /Mg,Fe/SiO3 crystalline solution
Ghose, S.↗
Fe/2 plus/ Mg order-disorder in natural orthopyroxenes
Fe ion, Mg order-disorder in natural orthopyroxenes as function of temperature
Hafner, S. S.↗
Localization in disordered materials - Binary alloys
Electron states localization in disordered binary alloys, describing band structure
Cohen, M. H.↗
On preferred disorder and the shock history of chemical group IVA meteorites
Preferred disorder and shock histories of chemical group 4A meteorites from metallographic and X ray diffraction, discussing preterrestrial shock loading
Jain, A. V.↗
X-ray detection of disordered orthopyroxenes in meteorites Final report, 1 Jun. 1966 - 31 Oct. 1970
X ray detection of disordered orthopyroxenes in meteorites
Pollack, S. S.↗
Localization in disordered materials - Existence of mobility edges
Disordered materials electronic structure band states localization, examining mobility edges
Cohen, M. H.↗
Calculation of the influence of the crystalline electric field on the spin-disorder resistivity of rare-earth alloys and comparison with results on CeAl2
Rare earth alloys spin disorder resistivity in crystalline electric field absence and presence
Rao, V. U. S.↗
Electronic structure of disordered materials
Disordered materials electronic structure, discussing crystal types, amorphous semiconductors and Mott-CFO model
Cohen, M. H.↗
Electronic structure of disordered systems
Crystal lattice disordered systems, calculating electronic density of states by overlap integral transformation
Dy, K. S.↗
Order-disorder transition in NH4Cl. III - Specific heat
Ammonium chloride specific heat measurement near order-disorder transition, comparing results to Ising model behavior
Schwartz, P.↗
Microstrain and electron micrographic slip line studies of ordered and disordered Cu3Au
Slip line deformation of ordered and disordered Cu-Au intermetallic single crystals from microstrain and electron micrographic studies
Roberts, J. M.↗
Cation disorder in shocked orthopyroxene.
The study of cation distributions over nonequivalent lattice sites in minerals may reveal information on the history of temperature and pressure in rocks. Chemically homogeneous orthopyroxene specimens were shocked under well-controlled conditions in the laboratory in order to provide a basis for the interpretation of more complex natural materials. As a result of the investigation it is concluded that the distribution of magnesium and iron over the M1 and M2 positions in Bamle enstatite shocked at 1 megabar is highly disordered. It corresponds to an equilibrium distribution of at least 1000 C.
Dundon, R. W.↗