Physics Letters A

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09 Aug 1976

Is the central peak in three-dimensional lattices barely resolvable owing to topological reasons?

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Abstract

The barely resolvable central-peak width of three-dimensional systems may be traced back to the topology of percolating clusters. © 1976.

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