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. 2016 Nov 17;113(48):13660–13665. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1609595113

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2.

Structural features of the BCC crystal for the simulation with a static (A, D, and G) and a dynamic (B, E, and H) base crystal and the experiments (C, F, and I). (A–C) Snapshots of BCC crystals at ϕ=0.14, in which particles are color coded according to their instantaneous bond-order parameter q¯6 and dopant particles are rendered in orange (A and B only). (D–F) Pair correlation functions g(r). (G–I) Potential energy landscape through four unit cells within the on-average ordered lattice, where black disks indicate the hard-sphere radius of the base crystal particles and the gray areas indicate the volume, from which the center of mass of dopants is excluded, due to dopant–base particle overlap.