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RMC-8(+1) Conference, Budapest

21–23 Sept 2023
Central European University, CEU Nador 15 Campus (Budapest, Hungary)
Europe/Budapest timezone

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Th1

21 Sept 2023, 08:50
room 103 (Central European University, CEU Nador 15 Campus (Budapest, Hungary))

room 103

Central European University, CEU Nador 15 Campus (Budapest, Hungary)

H-1051 Budapest, Nádor utca 9. (Hungary)

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  1. 19. Opening
    Laszlo Pusztai (Wigner RCP)
    21/09/2023, 08:50

    Welcome to RMC 8( +1) conference after the long time in Budapest ...

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  2. 88. RMC is 35 – How has it changed total scattering/pair distribution function analysis?
    David Keen
    21/09/2023, 09:00

    When the original Pusztai & McGreevy RMC paper was published in 1988
    we were at a turning point in the use of total scattering and pair
    distribution functions (PDFs) in structural analysis. This talk examines
    to what extent their paper was a watershed, transforming not just total
    scattering analytical methods but also the way that we thought about
    structure, and disordered structure in...

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  3. 93. Short range order and stability of amorphous tellurides
    Pál Jóvári (MTA Wigner FK)
    21/09/2023, 09:40
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    Te-rich amorphous Ge-Sb-Te alloys were investigated by diffraction techniques and EXAFS. Structural models were obtained by fitting all datasets (5 for each sample) simultaneously. The results showed that the alloys are chemically ordered (number of heteronuclear bonds maximized) and obey the 8-N rule. An overview of literature data shows a strong correlation between the glass transition...

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  4. 60. Advances in modelling X-ray absorption spectroscopy data using reverse Monte Carlo
    Andrea Di Cicco (School of Science and Technology - Physics Division University of Camerino)
    21/09/2023, 10:10

    Modern extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS) analysis is based on multiple-scattering calculations. Those calculations are carried out for fixed atomic configurations and proper account of the thermal and static disorder, corresponding to well-defined pair and higher-order distribution functions, can be obtained using different methods. The application of the Reverse Monte Carlo...

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