Quasicrystals and Understanding Crystallography-Advanced Quasicrystal Simulations

Example

Using specialized software to simulate how quasicrystals form by manipulating atomic types and ratios, interaction potentials, and applying quasiperiodic orders.

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Researchers can use these simulations to study the material properties of quasicrystals, such as their stability and electronic characteristics, which are critical in developing new materials for technological applications.

Example

Provides an immersive learning environment through simulations and interactive modules to help users from academia and industry understand complex crystallography concepts.

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University students and professors utilize the module to experiment with different crystal structures and visualize their formation in real-time, enhancing theoretical knowledge with practical applications.

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Incorporates tools for analyzing the atomic arrangements in materials using techniques like radial distribution functions or Fourier transforms.

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Material scientists analyze simulation outputs to identify the presence and structure of quasicrystals in synthesized materials, leading to insights into their physical properties.