Dynamical arrest of topological defects in 2D hyperuniform disk packings
We investigate collective motions of points in 2D systems, orchestrated by Lloyd algorithm. The algorithm iteratively updates a system by minimising the total quantizer energy of the Voronoi landscape of the system. As a result of a tradeoff between energy minimisation and geometric frustration, we...
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doaj-0663f52dae6747a2aece852de7558c4c2021-08-03T00:25:54ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Web of Conferences2100-014X2021-01-012491500210.1051/epjconf/202124915002epjconf_pg2021_15002Dynamical arrest of topological defects in 2D hyperuniform disk packingsHong Sungyeon0Klatt Michael A.1Schröder-Turk Gerd2François Nicolas3Saadatfar MohammadDepartment of Applied Mathematics, Research School of Physics and Engineering, Australian National UniversityDepartment of Physics, Princeton University, PrincetonMathematics and Statistics, Murdoch UniversityDepartment of Applied Mathematics, Research School of Physics and Engineering, Australian National UniversityWe investigate collective motions of points in 2D systems, orchestrated by Lloyd algorithm. The algorithm iteratively updates a system by minimising the total quantizer energy of the Voronoi landscape of the system. As a result of a tradeoff between energy minimisation and geometric frustration, we find that optimised systems exhibit a defective landscape along the process, where strands of 5- and 7-coordinated dislocations are embedded in the hexatic phase. In particular, dipole defects, each of which is the simplest possible pair of a pentagon and a heptagon, come into the picture of dynamical arrest, as the system freezes down to a disordered hyperuniform state. Moreover, we explore the packing fractions of 2D disk packings associated to the obtained hyperuniform systems by considering the maximum inscribed disks in their Voronoi cells.https://www.epj-conferences.org/articles/epjconf/pdf/2021/03/epjconf_pg2021_15002.pdf |
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Dynamical arrest of topological defects in 2D hyperuniform disk packings |
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Dynamical arrest of topological defects in 2D hyperuniform disk packings |
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Dynamical arrest of topological defects in 2D hyperuniform disk packings |
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Dynamical arrest of topological defects in 2D hyperuniform disk packings |
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We investigate collective motions of points in 2D systems, orchestrated by Lloyd algorithm. The algorithm iteratively updates a system by minimising the total quantizer energy of the Voronoi landscape of the system. As a result of a tradeoff between energy minimisation and geometric frustration, we find that optimised systems exhibit a defective landscape along the process, where strands of 5- and 7-coordinated dislocations are embedded in the hexatic phase. In particular, dipole defects, each of which is the simplest possible pair of a pentagon and a heptagon, come into the picture of dynamical arrest, as the system freezes down to a disordered hyperuniform state. Moreover, we explore the packing fractions of 2D disk packings associated to the obtained hyperuniform systems by considering the maximum inscribed disks in their Voronoi cells. |
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