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Conjoined clusters

Al the basis of the polyclustcr model, there lies the assumption of the presence of one or several types of atom LO in a solid. At this point, the polycluster model is close to the so-called stereochemical models [6.8]. Besides, it includes the definition of a cluster as a set of locally ordered atoms and the definition of the boundaries as the closing of this set. Finally, the assumption that clusters conjoin along common boundaries completes the definition of a polyclustcr structure. The polycluster model includes a rather wide set of structures. This model was suggested in [6.26, 27] and developed and applied while describing various properties of metallic glasses [6.28 33]. [Pg.217]


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