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Quantifying Gibbs measures of disordered crystals up to the solid-liquid phase transition
computational-physicsdisordered-systems-and-neural-networksmathematical-physicsmesoscale-and-nanoscale-physicsstatistical-mechanics
Quantifying the configuration space and the Gibbs measure of thermally disordered condensed matter systems has been a long standing problem. The challenge is to avoid the Gibbs paradox, which forbids any ordering or labeling of the atoms. Our key observation is that the lattice of a thermally disord
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