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Vibrational inhomogeneity in amorphous solids and its geometric features
The dynamical response of amorphous solids is expected to be inhomogeneous due to the absence of translational symmetry, unlike in crystals. In this work, we use Green's function method combined with the Hessian matrix from simulation data to characterize the vibrational inhomogeneity of a two-dimen
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