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The study of large, complicated systems employing statistics and probability theory to extract average properties and to provide a connection between mechanics and thermodynamics.
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Calculate an order parameter for a given set of atomic coordinates
Just found this: Truskett, T. M., S. Torquato, and P. G. Debenedetti. 2000. "Towards a Quantification of Disorder in Materials: Distinguishing Equilibrium and Glassy Sphere Packings." Physical Review …
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Calculate an order parameter for a given set of atomic coordinates
I have a box which contains a few thousand atoms, and I would like to be able to calculate a single number which gives some indication of how ordered their arrangement is in 3D.
For example, if they …
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