Kelvin's Tetrakaidecahedron as a Wigner–Seitz Cell Found in Spherically Microphase-Separated BCC Lattice from AB Diblock Copolymer by Monte Carlo Simulation

Abstract

Front Cover: Visualizing higher probability sites for end segments forming a matrix phase formed by B-component in a BCC lattice structure from an AB diblock copolymer. The red surfaces are the A/B interfaces, and the higher probability isosurface of end B-segments is displayed in green. The end segments are localized on the frame of the Kelvin's tetrakaidecahedron, truncated octahedron. This is reported by Jiro Suzuki and Yushu Matsushita in article number 2300016.