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) and its threshold values to distinguish between liquid-like and solid-like (FCC, HCP, BCC) particles during simulated quenching.

To make sure I've got the right one, was this article about: (as summarized above)? Proton-Driven Spin Diffusion/NMR (2011/2020)? Anisotropic Soft Media/Rayleigh Waves (2025)? 124503

The research frequently explores how cooling rates affect the crystallization of liquids, finding a maximum in the number of crystalline clusters at intermediate cooling rates, which helps identify the critical cooling rate required to form a glass rather than a crystal. ) and its threshold values to distinguish between

If you were looking for a different field (such as plasma physics, NMR, or soft tissue elasticity), the "124503" identifier also appears in those domains, specifically in other 2020-2025 JCP/JAP/JBO volumes. Anisotropic Soft Media/Rayleigh Waves (2025)

This work is critical for understanding the physical mechanisms behind the fluid-solid transition and provides concrete data to improve the creation of stable amorphous materials (glasses) in simulation.

Based on your request, "124503" refers to a frequently cited identifier for articles in major physical science journals, primarily the , which often publishes significant research on fluid-solid transitions, molecular dynamics, and structure simulation.