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Intermolecular and Interfacial Origins of Layering in a Near-Isotropic Organic Glass Former
Physical vapor deposition can produce organic glasses with enhanced stability and pronounced structural anisotropy (layering) even when the constituent molecules are nearly spherical. However, the microscopic origin of the layering in spherical molecular glass formers remains unclear. We investigate
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