The shape of melting in two dimensions

As part of her team’s research into matter’s tendency to self-organize, a researcher ran a series of hard particle simulations to study melting in two-dimensional (2-D) systems. Specifically, the team explored how particle shape affects the physics of a 2-D solid-to-fluid melting transition.

(via WSJ)



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