34 research outputs found
Equilibrium crystal shapes in the Potts model
The three-dimensional -state Potts model, forced into coexistence by
fixing the density of one state, is studied for , 3, 4, and 6. As a
function of temperature and number of states, we studied the resulting
equilibrium droplet shapes. A theoretical discussion is given of the interface
properties at large values of . We found a roughening transition for each of
the numbers of states we studied, at temperatures that decrease with increasing
, but increase when measured as a fraction of the melting temperature. We
also found equilibrium shapes closely approaching a sphere near the melting
point, even though the three-dimensional Potts model with three or more states
does not have a phase transition with a diverging length scale at the melting
point.Comment: 6 pages, 3 figures, submitted to PR
Structure and morphology of hydroxylated nickel oxide (111) surfaces
We report an experimental and theoretical analysis of the sqrt(3)x
sqrt(3)-R30 and 2x2 reconstructions on the NiO (111) surface combining
transmission electron microscopy, x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, and
reasonably accurate density functional calculations using the meta-GGA hybrid
functional TPSSh. While the main focus here is on the surface structure, we
also observe an unusual step morphology with terraces containing only even
numbers of unit cells during annealing of the surfaces. The experimental data
clearly shows that the surfaces contain significant coverage of hydroxyl
terminations, and the surface structures are essentially the same as those
reported on the MgO (111) surface implying an identical kinetically-limited
water-driven structural transition pathway. The octapole structure can
therefore be all but ruled out for single crystals of NiO annealed in or
transported through humid air. . The theoretical analysis indicates, as
expected, that simple density functional theory methods for such
strongly-correlated oxide surfaces are marginal, while better consideration of
the metal d-electrons has a large effect although, it is still not perfect.Comment: Replaces previous submission with smaller PDF file size. 32 pages
including 9 figures and 2 table
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