Atomic level stresses

Atomic level stresses

The birth and subsequent development of the concept of the atomic level stresses are reviewed, and its future is discussed. Initially it was conceived as a means of describing the local structure in metallic glasses. It gradually became evident that its capacity is beyond the initial expectation. It...

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Liquids
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Stresses
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