Influence of Temperature and Anisotropic Pressure on the Phase Transitions in α-Cristobalite
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Donadio, D.
Martoňák, R.
Raiteri, Paolo
Parrinello, M.
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2008Type
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Donadio, D. and Martonňák, R. and Raiteri, P. and Parrinello, M. 2008. Influence of Temperature and Anisotropic Pressure on the Phase Transitions in α-Cristobalite. Physical Review Letters. 100: pp. 165502-1-165502-4.
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Physical Review Letters
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The role of temperature and anisotropy of the applied load in the pressure–induced transformations of α -cristobalite is investigated by means of first principles molecular dynamics combined with the metadynamics algorithm for the study of solid-solid phase transitions. We reproduce the transition to α-PbO2 as found in experiments and we observe that the transition paths are qualitatively different and yield different products when a nonhydrostatic load is applied, giving rise to a new class of metastable structures with mixed tetrahedral and octahedral coordination.
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