Atomic structure and vibrational properties of icosahedral b4c boron carbide

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Abstract

The atomic structure of icosahedral B4C boron carbide is determined by comparing existing infrared absorption and Raman diffusion measurements with the predictions of accurate ab initio lattice-dynamical calculations performed for different structural models, a task presently beyond x-ray and neutron diffraction ability. By examining the inter- and intraicosahedral contributions to the stiffness we show that, contrary to recent conjectures, intraicosahedral bonds are harder. 1999 © The American Physical Society.

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Lazzari, R., Vast, N., Besson, J. M., Baroni, S., & Corso, A. D. (1999). Atomic structure and vibrational properties of icosahedral b4c boron carbide. Physical Review Letters, 83(16), 3230–3233. https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.83.3230

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