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Published on: November 12, 2014
Two-dimensional pattern reverse Monte Carlo method for modelling the structures of nano-particles in uniaxial
K Hagita1, T Arai, H Kishimoto
1Department of Applied Physics, National Defense Academy, Yokosuka 239-8686, Japan.
Abstract:
Two-dimensional pattern reverse Monte Carlo (2D pattern RMC) analysis is performed to model the structures of nano-particles in uniaxially elongated rubbers using two-dimensional patterns of structure factor of the nano-particles obtained by time-resolved two-dimensional ultra-small angle x-ray scattering. Four spot patterns are observed for a large elongation ratio and the shapes change with increasing elongation ratio. We performed the 2D pattern RMC method for the uniaxial system in order to make a model of the structures from the two-dimensional structure factors. The preliminary results of the 2D pattern RMC analysis of the two-dimensional structure factors of silica particles in a uniaxially elongated styrene-butadiene rubber are presented.

