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Surfaces

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A selection of images of various surfaces, mostly taken with a scanning optical microscope (SOM).

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Material Type:: Collection
Author:: Nick McCormick
Date Created:: May 7, 2000
Date Modified:: June 12, 2018
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The Two-Dimensional Ising Model

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The Two-Dimensional Ising Model

This is an evolution of the Simple Ising Model v1.0 by Bernd Nottelmann.

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Author:: Peter Young
Date Created:: April 7, 1997
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