Diversity suppresses growth

David W. Oxtoby ()
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David W. Oxtoby: The University of Chicago

Nature, 2001, vol. 413, issue 6857, 694-695

Abstract: Colloids, which consist of small particles in suspension, can switch from a fluid to a crystalline state. But a careful simulation of this phase transition shows that some types of colloids cannot crystallize.

Date: 2001
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