124503

The studies typically use the Steinhardt bond order parameter ( q̄6q bar sub 6

) and its threshold values to distinguish between liquid-like and solid-like (FCC, HCP, BCC) particles during simulated quenching. 124503

If you were looking for a different field (such as plasma physics, NMR, or soft tissue elasticity), the "124503" identifier also appears in those domains, specifically in other 2020-2025 JCP/JAP/JBO volumes. The studies typically use the Steinhardt bond order

Computational studies of the glass-forming ability of model bulk metallic glasses, often featuring large-scale molecular dynamics (MD) simulations to understand crystallization and amorphous structure formation. To make sure I've got the right one,

To make sure I've got the right one, was this article about: (as summarized above)? Proton-Driven Spin Diffusion/NMR (2011/2020)? Anisotropic Soft Media/Rayleigh Waves (2025)?

This work is critical for understanding the physical mechanisms behind the fluid-solid transition and provides concrete data to improve the creation of stable amorphous materials (glasses) in simulation.