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Carl S Adorf¹, Timothy C Moore¹, Yannah J U Melle¹

¹Department of Chemical Engineering , University of Michigan , Ann Arbor , Michigan 48109 , United States.

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Machine learning reveals early-stage crystal formation in colloidal systems. Unsupervised models identify local environments and motifs in supercooled liquids, clarifying nucleation and growth mechanisms.

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Area of Science:

Colloidal science and materials science.
Computational physics and chemistry.
Statistical mechanics and phase transitions.

Background:

Colloidal and nanoparticle systems exhibit complex self-assembly into crystal structures.
Understanding nucleation and growth mechanisms in crystallization remains a challenge.
Machine learning (ML) offers advanced tools for analyzing phase transitions in many-particle systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify and analyze nucleation and growth pathways in supercooled colloidal liquids.
To leverage unsupervised ML for characterizing local environments during crystallization.
To understand the formation of the precritical nucleus and subsequent crystal growth.

Main Methods:

Modeling colloidal systems with isotropic pair potentials.
Developing unsupervised ML models trained on spherical-harmonics-based descriptors.
Analyzing clusters of local environments to identify prevalent motifs and local order.

Main Results:

Identification of distinct local environments preceding and during crystallization.
Characterization of prevalent motifs and local order within supercooled liquids.
Insights into the early stages of nucleus formation.

Conclusions:

Unsupervised ML effectively identifies critical local structures in colloidal crystallization.
The study provides a deeper understanding of nucleation and growth mechanisms.
This approach advances the analysis of phase transitions in soft matter systems.