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Two conceptualizations of the partial structures and of the order parameters in the ternary alloy and relationships between them

•Existence of two conceptualizations of the order in ternary alloys.•Calculation of the structure factors in the two conceptualizations.•Application of the order calculations to several “toy models” and to one real model.•Highlighting of order properties specific to the ternary system.•Improvement o...

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Published in:Journal of non-crystalline solids 2021-08, Vol.566, p.120894, Article 120894
Main Author: Grosdidier, B.
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Language:English
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Summary:•Existence of two conceptualizations of the order in ternary alloys.•Calculation of the structure factors in the two conceptualizations.•Application of the order calculations to several “toy models” and to one real model.•Highlighting of order properties specific to the ternary system.•Improvement of the formula of the order parameters adapted to the ternary system. Based on our two previous works (B. Grosdidier 2018 and 2019) and on rigorous calculations, we investigate the structure and the order in the ternary alloy. We show that the order may be described by two conceptualizations. The first describes the order of one species i with respect to the subsystem j and k. The second describes the order of one species i with respect to species j under the influence of species k. We calculate all structural quantities and the relationships between them. We develop the formula of the order parameters and we consider its application to seven “toy models”. We observe that the sequence in the changes of order is very important, which leads us to improve the definition of the order parameters. We successfully apply our formalism to the liquid alloy Al0.65Ni0.15Si0.20 to verify the consistency of these two conceptualizations and the quality of our development.
ISSN:0022-3093
1873-4812
DOI:10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2021.120894