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Can Strain or Anion Interchange Make an Unstable Structure Stable? Energetics, Lattice Dynamics and Strain-Tunable Band Gaps of Lithium Chalcohalide Antiperovskites (Li) and their Anion Interchange Variants (Li)
Ismail A. Buliyaminu, Ehsan Gowdini, Phillip Duxbury +1
Lithium chalcohalide antiperovskites are a promising, non-toxic alternative to lead halide perovskites, with potential as solid electrolytes for Li-ion batteries. we computationall…
A Continuous Nonlinear Optimization Perspective on the Spin Glass Problem
Phil Duxbury, Carlile Lavor, Luiz Leduino de Salles-Neto
We present a continuous nonlinear optimization model for the Spin Glass Problem (SGP), building on a classical result by Rosenberg (1972), which shows that for a class of multiline…
Longitudinal crossover and the dynamics of uniform electron ellipsoids focused by linear chirp
Xukun Xiang, Phil M. Duxbury, Brandon S. Zerbe
High resolution single-shot non-relativistic ultrafast electron microscopy(UEM) relies on adaptive optics to compress high intensity bunches using Radio Frequency (RF) cavities. We…
Exact solutions to planar emittance growth problems
Brandon S. Zerbe, Phil M. Duxbury
This paper is the first in a series which develops the theory of emittance dynamics based on simple statistical reasoning. Emittance is a central quantity used to characterize the…
Transient lensing from a photoemitted electron gas imaged by ultrafast electron microscopy
Omid Zandi, Allan E Sykes, Ryan D Cornelius +5
Understanding and controlling ultrafast non-equilibrium charge carrier dynamics is of fundamental importance in diverse fields of (quantum) science and technology. Here, we create…
Density shocks in the relativistic expansion of highly charged one component plasmas
Brandon S. Zerbe, Phil M. Duxbury
In a previous paper we showed that dynamical density shocks occur in the non-relativistic expansion of dense single component plasmas relevant to ultrafast electron microscopy; and…