ML-potential MD simulations of sodium disilicate, tetrasilicate and hexasilicate melts show sodium hopping via bimodal van Hove functions and strongest non-Gaussian parameter for oxygen atoms.
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The paper reviews key computational methods for ultrastable glasses, discusses their efficiency and limitations, and compares the stability levels achieved.
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ML-potential MD simulations of sodium disilicate, tetrasilicate and hexasilicate melts show sodium hopping via bimodal van Hove functions and strongest non-Gaussian parameter for oxygen atoms.
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The paper reviews key computational methods for ultrastable glasses, discusses their efficiency and limitations, and compares the stability levels achieved.