Central force many body type potentials

Materials
FeNi, FeCr, WRe, UAl
FeNiCu, FeNiCr (fcc), FeNiCr (bcc), FeCrW, WHHe
FeNiCuMn
See also NIST website: http://www.ctcms.nist.gov/potentials/

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