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Temperature-pressure diagram of the atomic dynamics of metallic glasses studied with coherent X-ray.
Glasses are ubiquitous materials in everyday life. As fundamental components of many natural and technological processes, their properties continue to puzzle scientists. Conventionally, the glass state is obtained by quenching high-temperature liquids rapidly enough to avoid crystallization. During
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