"Machine Learning Unveils Elusive Bragg Glass Phase in Materials Science"

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"Machine Learning Unveils Elusive Bragg Glass Phase in Materials Science"
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Physicists at Cornell University have used a new machine learning data analysis tool to detect the elusive Bragg glass phase in the systematically disordered charge density wave (CDW) material, PdxErTe3, settling a long-standing question about its existence in real materials. The discovery, published in Nature Physics, was made possible by analyzing large volumes of X-ray data and using the machine learning tool X-ray Temperature Clustering (X-TEC) to identify subtle signatures of the Bragg glass phase, significantly advancing our understanding of the complex interplay between disorder and fluctuations in materials.

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