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Liquefaction-induced Plasticity from Entropy-boosted Amorphous Ceramics
Haidong Bian, Quanfeng He, Junhua Luan +5
Ceramics are easy to break, and very few generic mechanisms are available for improving their mechanical properties, e.g., the 1975-discovered anti-fracture mechanism is strictly l…
Revealing Rejuvenated Disorder States towards Crystallization in a Supercooled Metallic Glass-Forming Liquid
Wen-Xiong Song, Yong Yang, Weihua Wang +1
We report a metadynamics simulation study of crystallization in a deep undercooled metallic glass-forming liquid by developing appropriate collective variables. Through a combined…
Revealing the low-temperature fast relaxation peak in a model metallic glass
B. Wang, L. J. Wang, B. S. Shang +6
By systematically investigating the relaxation behavior of a model metallic glass based on the extensive molecular dynamics (MD) simulations combined with the dynamic mechanical sp…
Soft mode parameter as an indicator for the activation energy spectra in metallic glass
Shan Zhang, Chaoyi Liu, Yong Yang +2
The activation energy (E_A) spectra of potential energy landscape (PEL) provides a convenient perspective for interpreting complex phenomena in amorphous materials; however, the li…
The Controlled Large-Area Synthesis of Two Dimensional Metals
Tianyu Wang, Quanfeng He, Jingyang Zhang +3
The rise of nanotechnology has been propelled by low dimensional metals. Albeit the long perceived importance, synthesis of freestanding metallic nanomembranes, or the so-called 2D…
Derived Crystal Structure of Martensitic Materials by Solid-Solid Phase Transformation
Mostafa Karami, Nobumichi Tamura, Yong Yang +1
We propose a mathematical description of crystal structure: underlying translational periodicity together with the distinct atomic positions up to the symmetry operations in the un…
Correlations Between Local Elastic Heterogeneities and Overall Elastic Properties in Metallic Glasses
B. A. Sun, Y. C. Hu, D. P. Wang +4
The common notion suggests that metallic glasses (MGs) are a homogeneous solid at the macroscopic scale; however, recent experiments and simulations indicate that MGs contain nano-…