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    A pc-generated mannequin of a quasicrystal sample

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    After being shaken for about a week, 1000’s of millimetre-sized metal beads organized themselves into an unique construction referred to as a quasicrystal – and it was the most important one but. The creation additionally helped the researcher behind it win a wager towards a colleague.

    For one thing to be a crystal, its constructing blocks should be organized in a repeating sample, like the right grids of atoms in salt crystals. Within quasicrystals, some preparations do repeat however by no means in a uniform or predictable method.

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