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STRUCTURAL MODELLING OF AMORPHOUS VANADIUM PENTOXIDE

Abstract

Amorphous vanadium pentoxide (a -V2O5) is a component o f many technically important semiconducting glasses. The transport properties are related directly to the material structure, and so in order to understand the transport mechanism the atom arrangement should be known. Much experimental work has been done to determine the short-range order in a -V2O5. but in view of contradicting conclusions the structure of the glass is still an open question. Thus, computer simulation techniques have been applied to get some insight into the structure o f a -V2O5. In particular, the classical molecular dynamics (MD) simulations have been performed, using the original parametrisation of the interatomic interactions. Our effective interaction potential is derived from ah initio calculations of small hydrogen-saturated clusters VOnHn. The results o f the MD simulations are discussed and compared to the available experimental data.

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Issue
Vol. 1 No. 1 (1997)
Section
Research article
Published
1997-09-30
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Creative Commons License

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Author Biographies

AGNIESZKA WITKOWSKA,
Technical University o f Gdansk, Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics, Department of Solid State Physics




RYSZARD JAN BARCZYŃSKI,
Technical University of Gdansk, Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics, Department of Solid State Physics




ANNA RYBICKA,
Technical University of Gdansk, Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics, Department of Solid State Physics




Authors

  • AGNIESZKA WITKOWSKA

    Technical University o f Gdansk, Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics, Department of Solid State Physics
  • RYSZARD JAN BARCZYŃSKI

    Technical University of Gdansk, Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics, Department of Solid State Physics
  • ANNA RYBICKA

    Technical University of Gdansk, Faculty of Technical Physics and Applied Mathematics, Department of Solid State Physics

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