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Amorphous and Liquid Materials

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  • © 1987

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Editors:
  1. E. Lüscher

    1. Physik-Department, Technische Universität München, Garching, Germany

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  2. G. Fritsch

    1. Physikalisches Institut FB BAUV/II, Universität der Bundeswehr München, Neubiberg, Germany

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  3. G. Jacucci

    1. Dipartimento di Matematica e Fisica, Universita degli Studi di Trento, Povo, Italy

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Part of the book series: NATO Science Series E: (NSSE, volume 118)

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Table of contents (43 chapters)

  1. Structure of Amorphous Materials

    1. Defects in Amorphous Alloys

      • W. Triftshäuser, G. Kögel
      Pages 218-232

    2. Superconducting and Structural Properties of Amorphous Zr(Ni,Mo,W)-Alloys

      • A. Fleischmann, P. Müller, W. Gläser
      Pages 233-236

  2. Dynamics of Liquids and Amorphous Materials

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 237-237
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    2. Atomic Motions in Liquids

      • Alf Sjölander
      Pages 239-257

    3. Experimental Studies of Atomic Motions in Liquid Metals

      • W. Gläser
      Pages 258-278

    4. Atomic Dynamics in Binary Liquids with Attractive A-B Interaction

      • D. Quitmann
      Pages 279-293

    5. Transition from Gaussian to Dispersive Atomic Transport in Amorphous Materials

      • W. Schirmacher
      Pages 294-303

    6. Interaction Effects in Liquids with Low Electron Densities

      • W. W. Warren Jr.
      Pages 304-311

    7. Nuclear Quadrupolar Relaxation and Thermodynamics in Liquid Ternary Alloys

      • K. Ott, M. Kiehl, M. Haghani, M. v. Hartrott, P. Maxim, C. A. Paulick et al.
      Pages 312-314

    8. Single Particle Motion in Liquid Sodium

      • C. Morkel, W. Gläser
      Pages 315-318

  3. Electronic Properties of Liquid and Amorphous Materials

    1. Front Matter

      Pages 319-319
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    2. Electronic Structure and Transport in Amorphous and Liquid Metals

      • H. Beck, R. Frésard
      Pages 321-332

    3. Electronic Structure of Metallic Glasses — Bulk and Surface Properties

      • P. Oelhafen
      Pages 333-344

    4. Fluid Metals at High Temperatures

      • F. Hensel
      Pages 345-367

    5. Low Temperature Transport Properties: The Electrical Resistivity of Some Amorphous Alloys

      • G. Fritsch, A. Schulte, E. Lüscher
      Pages 368-390

    6. Amorphous Metals at High Pressure

      • E. Lüscher, G. Fritsch
      Pages 391-404

    7. Electron Localization in the Liquid T1-Te-System as Seen by Bi-Impurity

      • M. A. Haghani, R. Brinkmann, M. von Hartrott, P. Maxim, K. Ott, C. A. Paulick et al.
      Pages 405-407

    8. Temperature Dependence of the Hall-Effect in Some Amorphous Transition Metal Alloys

      • A. Schulte, A. Roithmayer, G. Fritsch, E. Lüscher
      Pages 408-413

    9. Magnetoresistance Studies of Amorphous Fezr Alloys

      • M. Trudeau, R. W. Cochrane, J. Destry
      Pages 414-417

    10. Magnetoconductivity of MgZn Metallic Glasses at Low Temperatures

      • F. Küß, A. Schulte, P. Löbl, E. Lüscher, G. Fritsch
      Pages 418-422
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About this book

Six years passed by since the NATO ASI on "Liquid and Amorphous Metals" was held in Zwiesel, Germany, in September 1979. The present one is the second NATO School devoted to research on disordered condensed matter, mainly liquid and amorphous metals. This time the title contains the word "materials" to explicitely include those aspects of the glassy state of insulators either shared with metallic glasses - e.g. the glass tran­ sition - or on the border line with metallic systems - e.g. the metal­ non-metal transition. The long period which purposely elapsed between the two Institutes indi­ cates the intention not to have "just another conference", but to review the state of affairs in the field with a somewhat more durable scope. This is especially important to help basic research to bridge towards applica­ tions and to introduce young researchers in this field. In fact, while the understanding of these materials and their properties is a tremendous challenge for experimental and theoretical physicists, glassy substances offer an enormous potential in-the development of new materials for tech­ nical applications. To this end, the Institute has brought together insiders and peers from allover the world to discuss basic principles and latest results and to help correlate future research effort. Another important aim was to intro­ duce newcomers to the field.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Physik-Department, Technische Universität München, Garching, Germany

    E. Lüscher

  • Physikalisches Institut FB BAUV/II, Universität der Bundeswehr München, Neubiberg, Germany

    G. Fritsch

  • Dipartimento di Matematica e Fisica, Universita degli Studi di Trento, Povo, Italy

    G. Jacucci

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