Molecular dynamics simulations of metal alloys : structure, thermodynamic properties and solid-liquid phase transitions

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Çakır, Raşit

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R. Çakır, “Molecular dynamics simulations of metal alloys : structure, thermodynamic properties and solid-liquid phase transitions,” Middle East Technical University, 2001.