On the Formation of Transient (Na19)2 and (Na20)2 Cluster Dimers from Molecular Dynamics Simulations
F. S. Zhang, F. Spiegelmann, E. Suraud, V. Fraysse, R. Poteau, R. Glowinski, F. Chatelin
Abstract
By using tight binding molecular dynamics simulations, we discuss the possibilities to form (Na19)2 and (Na20)2 cluster dimers in sodium cluster collisions. In the case of Na19 + Na19, we show that the formation of a prolate dimer-like (Na19)2 maybe depend on the initial relative orientations of the colliding clusters. A similar study for Na20 + Na20 does not seem to show the same dependence on the initial orientations in the formation of the (Na20)2 cluster dimer.
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