Free-energy based pair-additive potentials for bulk Ni-Al systems: Application to study Ni-Al reactive alloying
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Free-energy based pair-additive potentials for bulk Ni-Al systems: Application to study Ni-Al reactive alloying
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JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS
Volume 137, Issue 9, Pages 094704
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AIP Publishing
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2012-09-06
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10.1063/1.4747546
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