Lecture

States of Materials: Descriptors and Concepts

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Description

This lecture covers the different states of materials, including solid, liquid, and glassy states, focusing on descriptors between atoms and the concept of free space. The instructor introduces the concept of g(r) and discusses mirror planes and inversion centers.

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