Quantum molecular dynamic simulations were used to examine the change in atomic and electronic structure in liquid rubidium along its liquid-vapor coexistence curve. Starting from the liquid at the triple point, with increasing expansion we observe a continuous increase in the electron localization leading to ion clustering near the metal-nonmetal transition at about twice the critical density, in agreement with electrical measurements, and to the presence of dimers near and below the critical density
At ambient conditions, the light alkali metals are free-electron like crystals with a highly symmetr...
By performing quantum molecular dynamics (QMD) simulations, we investigate the equation of states, e...
The purposes of the reported computer simulation of the normal (high-temperature) phase of rubidium ...
The collective dynamics of liquid rubidium was measured by inelastic neutron scattering from melting...
The effects of compression on the structural and electronic properties of liquid rubidium are studie...
Density-driven phase transformations are a known phenomenon in liquids. Pressure-driven transitions ...
We present results from neutron diffraction experiments on liquid rubidium and cesium from their mel...
For liquid rubidium the Stokes-Einstein (SE) relation is well fulfilled near the melting point with ...
International audienceAn electronic-driven liquid-liquid phase transition in rubidium is revealed by...
Fluid metals are fundamentally distinct from normal insulating fluids such as argon in that their el...
We show that Shaw’s optimized nonlocal model potential (OMP) in combination with the perturbative hy...
We present evidence for changes in the dynamics of liquid rubidium with rising temperature. The ther...
We review here experiments that investigate how the electronic properties of five chemically dissimi...
Recent neutron scattering results [F. Demmel , Phys. Rev. B 73, 104207 (2006)] on the temperature de...
Abstract. Recent experimental results on liquid rubidium have demonstrated agreement between derivat...
At ambient conditions, the light alkali metals are free-electron like crystals with a highly symmetr...
By performing quantum molecular dynamics (QMD) simulations, we investigate the equation of states, e...
The purposes of the reported computer simulation of the normal (high-temperature) phase of rubidium ...
The collective dynamics of liquid rubidium was measured by inelastic neutron scattering from melting...
The effects of compression on the structural and electronic properties of liquid rubidium are studie...
Density-driven phase transformations are a known phenomenon in liquids. Pressure-driven transitions ...
We present results from neutron diffraction experiments on liquid rubidium and cesium from their mel...
For liquid rubidium the Stokes-Einstein (SE) relation is well fulfilled near the melting point with ...
International audienceAn electronic-driven liquid-liquid phase transition in rubidium is revealed by...
Fluid metals are fundamentally distinct from normal insulating fluids such as argon in that their el...
We show that Shaw’s optimized nonlocal model potential (OMP) in combination with the perturbative hy...
We present evidence for changes in the dynamics of liquid rubidium with rising temperature. The ther...
We review here experiments that investigate how the electronic properties of five chemically dissimi...
Recent neutron scattering results [F. Demmel , Phys. Rev. B 73, 104207 (2006)] on the temperature de...
Abstract. Recent experimental results on liquid rubidium have demonstrated agreement between derivat...
At ambient conditions, the light alkali metals are free-electron like crystals with a highly symmetr...
By performing quantum molecular dynamics (QMD) simulations, we investigate the equation of states, e...
The purposes of the reported computer simulation of the normal (high-temperature) phase of rubidium ...