Models of disorder

By R. Barrio, G. Naumis. Glass Physics and Chemistry, 2000

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Graphene: New bridge between condensed matter physics and quantum electrodynamics (2007, background): “In conventional two-dimensional systems, strong enough disorder results in electronic states that are separated by barriers with exponentially small transparency [64,65].”
A one-way quantum computer. (2001, unknown): “31 [20].”
The interplay of surface segregation and atomic order in alloys (2000, background): “De®nition of the SRO parameters, such as done by Bethe or Cowley, is mainly a matter of convention [43,44].”
IsGISAXS: a program for grazing‐incidence small‐angle X‐ray scattering analysis of supported islands (2002, background): “By isolating the i = j term, one has N d d q X i jF i q j2 X i;j6 i F i q F j; q exp ÿiq Rikÿ Rjk : 6 If only the statistical quantities (Ziman, 1979) are known for the considered system (i.e. the size distribution and the position disorder), the previous expression, equation (6), can be written…”
The Vitreous State: Thermodynamics, Structure, Rheology, and Crystallization (2013, background): “The systems obtained in such a way may be denoted as Fermi glasses (see also Ziman (1979) [960]).”
Charge Transport in Disordered Organic Materials and Its Relevance to Thin‐Film Devices: A Tutorial Review (2009, methodology): “Assuming an isotropic material without any preferred direction, the radial-correlation function is defined as:([26])”