Statistical Physics and Computational Complexity --- Order, Geometry and Materials Syracuse University DMR-0219292 (ITR):Mark J. Bowick A. Alan Middleton.

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Statistical Physics and Computational Complexity --- Order, Geometry and Materials Syracuse University DMR (ITR):Mark J. Bowick A. Alan Middleton M. Cristina Marchetti Post-doc – Jan Meinke Undergrads: James McCollough, Clay Hambrick, Cris Cecka

Condensed matter & Optimization Common thread: complex systems with many metastable states. Prototypical problems. Deep connection between algorithms and physics: identifying relevant degrees of freedom and connections in the dynamics. Increased knowledge for application to other, more “standard” problems?

Flux lines in point AND columnar disorder. Random field Ising magnet. - Empirical guide for parameters to use in algorithm. - Explanation of algorithmic slowing down. - Visualization of algorithm for exploration of variants. - Response of flux lines in type-II superconductors to transverse fields. - Competition between columnar disorder (straightens lines) and point disorder (causes wandering).

THEORY SIMULATION EXPERIMENT

Spherical Crystals A. Bausch et al. Science 299 (2003) 1716 Flat space hexagonal close packing of colloidal beads with no defects – all beads are 6- fold coordinated. The packing of more than 500 colloidal beads on the surface of a ball leads to the proliferation of scars – these are linear arrays of dislocations (5-7 pairs) with one excess disclination (5). Grain boundaries in the flat space image on the right extend all the way across the sample whereas the scars to the left (experiment) and below (simulation) are freely terminating. Packing on a sphere in the C60 buckyball. There are 12 5-fold coordinated vertices at the center of the 12 pentagonal carbon rings.

1 µm diameter beads adsorbed on spherical water droplets in oil self-assemble into 2d spherical crystals with 12 scars - freely terminating grain boundaries. Theoretical defect configurations are obtained by numerical minimization of a Hamiltonian of defects in an elastic background.

Flat - Land 2 D Melting KTHNY Liberation of:Loss of: 1. Dislocations => Translational order 2. Disclinations => orientational order

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Cell Membranes of Erythrocytes

Radiolarians

Bacterial – S-Layers Pum et al., J. Bact. 173:6865- (1991) Archaebacterium: Methanocorpusculum sinense

On the sphere define Then The ground state for M particles on interacting via an arbitrary pairwise repulsive potential is the generalized Thomson problem Map to the problem of the interacting defects treating everything else as a continuum elastic background

Geodesic Domes (by Buckminster)

Screening of elastic strain by dislocation arrays

Isolated Defect Central Defect screened by Dislocations!!!

Defect Scars (R/a) c  5 N ex  0.41 R/a Science 299:1719 (2003)

Summary Spatial Curvature (geometry) changes order of 2d crystals Novel grain boundaries (scars) are present at zero temperature May lead to novel materials – supra-molecular assembly Colloidal simulations on curved surfaces interesting