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Mendelev MI. Molecular dynamics simulation of solidification and devitrification in a one-component system. Model Simul Mater Sci Eng. 2012;20:045014. Abstract
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Becker CA, Kramer MJ. Atomistic comparison of volume-dependent melt properties from four models of aluminum. Modelling and Simulation in Materials Science and Engineering. 2010;18:074001. Abstract
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Mendelev MI, Kramer MJ, Ott RT, Sordelet DJ, Besser MF, Kreyssig A, et al. Experimental and computer simulation determination of the structural changes occurring through the liquid-glass transition in Cu-Zr alloys. Philosophical Magazine. 2010;90:3795-815. Abstract
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Mendeleva MI, Kramer MJ. Reliability of methods of computer simulation of structure of amorphous alloys. Journal of Applied Physics. 2010;107:073505. Abstract
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Mendelev MI, Ott RT, Kramer MJ, Sordelet DJ. Determining strain in amorphous alloys: Uncertainties with analyzing structural changes during deformation. Journal of Applied Physics. 2009;105:023509. Abstract
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Fortini A, Mendelev MI, Buldyrev S, Srolovitz D. Asperity contacts at the nanoscale: Comparison of Ru and Au. J Appl Phys. 2008;104:074320. Abstract
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