Energy landscape-driven non-equilibrium evolution of inherent structure in disordered material
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Energy landscape-driven non-equilibrium evolution of inherent structure in disordered material
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Nature Communications
Volume 8, Issue -, Pages 15417
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Springer Nature
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2017-05-19
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10.1038/ncomms15417
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