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most citedThe benefits of structural disorder in natural cellular solids

9 citations · 16 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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cond-mat.stat-mech2026

A statistical theory of structure in many-particle systems with local interactions

John Çamkıran, Fabian Parsch, Glenn D. Hibbard

A theory of structure is formulated for systems of many structureless classical particles with stable local interactions in Euclidean space. Such systems are shown to have their st…

cond-mat.mtrl-sci2024

Towards an information-based theory of structure

Glenn D. Hibbard, John Çamkıran

We call for a theory of the particle-scale structure of materials that is based on the general notion of information rather than its special case of symmetry. An inherent limitatio…

physics.chem-ph2022★ 1 cited

Local-order fluctuations in Kob-Andersen-type glass formers

John Çamkıran, Fabian Parsch, Glenn D. Hibbard

Notwithstanding decades of work, we still lack a satisfactory understanding of the structural relaxation that takes place as a liquid is rapidly cooled to form a glass. The present…

math-ph2022★ 1 cited

On the topology of the space of coordination geometries

John Çamkıran, Fabian Parsch, Glenn D. Hibbard

Coordination geometries describe how the neighbours of a central particle are arranged around it. Such geometries can be thought to lie in an abstract topological space; a model of…

physics.app-ph2021★ 9 cited

The benefits of structural disorder in natural cellular solids

Derek Aranguren van Egmond, Bosco Yu, Sahar Choukir +4

Structural cellular materials in nature, such as wood, trabecular bone, corals, and dentin combine complex biological functions with structural roles, such as skeletal support and…

math-ph2021★ 5 cited

A local orientational order parameter for systems of interacting particles

John Çamkıran, Fabian Parsch, Glenn D. Hibbard

Many physical systems are well modeled as collections of interacting particles. Nevertheless, a general approach to quantifying the absolute degree of order immediately surrounding…