Stripe phase of two-dimensional core-softened systems: structure recognition
arXiv:1812.04322 · doi:10.1016/j.physa.2019.121401
Abstract
In the present paper we discuss a so called stripe phase of two-dimensional systems which was observed in computer simulation of core-softened system and in some experiments with colloidal films. We show that the stripe phase is indeed an oblique crystal and find out its unit vectors, i.e. we give a full description of the structure of this crystalline phase.
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