Quantum Mechanical Predictions in Intermetallics Modelling [and Discussion]

Materials modelling involves research that spans the very broad spectrum of length scales from quantum mechanical calculations at the angstrom level all the way through to finite-element or finite-difference modelling at the continuum level. This paper reviews the role that quantum mechanics plays i...

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Binding energy
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Metastable atoms
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Quantum mechanics
Transition metals
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