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Topological Defects in Amorphous Solids
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Topological defects (TDs) are crucial for understanding important physical properties of crystalline materials including mechanical failure, ion transport, and two-dimensional melting. This concept has not translated to disordered materials like glasses because these solids have no obvious reference
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