# CascadesDB metadata (cascadesdb-metadata/2). Lines starting with # are ignored. Format: cascadesdb-metadata/2 Record: R128 Archive: 128-10keV-W--0.1_hydrostatic.tar.gz Archive size (bytes): 3325575348 Archive SHA-256: 05779392dad5bc6270926e4ab0167326b6e4226e72a33c0fedd674c84eca31aa # Attribution Contributor: Iisa SAUNAMÄKI Affiliation: Aalto University Country: Finland Email: iisa.saunamaki@aalto.fi Acknowledgements: This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 633053. The views and opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of the European Commission. Computational resources provided by the Aalto Science-IT project are gratefully acknowledged. # Material Formula: W Structure: bcc Lattice lengths a, b, c (Å): 3.1652 3.1652 3.1652 Lattice angles alpha, beta, gamma (deg): 90 90 90 Surface: no Initially perfect: yes # PKA PKA atomic number: 74 PKA energy (keV): 10 PKA by recoil: yes # Simulation set-up Number of simulations: 101 Simulation time (ps): 20 Initial temperature (K): 300 Box lengths (Å): 316.299014 317.774864 316.376239 Box orientation: 100 010 001 Electronic stopping: yes Electronic stopping comment: For all atoms with K.E. >10 eV Thermostat: yes Thermostat comment: After each cascade simulation (20 ps), temperature quenched back to 300K Potential: P1 Code: PARCAS Code version: 5.10 Input files: md.in-* Initial configuration comments: This data set contains every tenth frame from a series of 1000 consecutive cascades beginning from pristine crystal: i.e. frames 1, 10, 20, 30, ... after 0, 9, 19, 29 cascades; the initial frame for each individual cascade is therefore not available. # XYZ columns (one line per column, in order: name | units | description) Column: element Column: x | Å Column: y | Å Column: z | Å Column: atom index | | Atom index # Comments Comments: Manuscript in preparation This data set contains overlapping cascade simulations with external stress implemented by applying -0.1 % strain hydrostatically from pre-damaged initial conditions.