Published on:
25 April 2024
Primary Category:
Statistical Mechanics
Paper Authors:
Peter K. Morse,
Paul J. Steinhardt,
Salvatore Torquato
Stealthy patterns act like hard spheres in Fourier space
Bravais lattices are the densest Fourier-space packings
Disordered stealthy patterns decorrelate with dimension
Structure loss agrees with theories of high-D liquids
Helps explain when stealthy properties are useful
Ordered and disordered point patterns across dimensions
This paper explores the properties of stealthy hyperuniform point patterns, which have unusual spatial structure, across dimensions. It shows mathematically that the most dense stealthy patterns are always periodic lattices. It also simulates disordered stealthy patterns, finding they lose structure with more dimensions. This helps explain why stealthy patterns have useful properties in our 3D world.
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