Abstract

In situ EXAFS studies, performed at the Cu K absorption edge, are reported for icosahedral Al 6 Li 3 Cu quasicrystals from ambient pressure up to 33 GPa. The increase in the average distance of first neighbours around Cu atoms above 20 GPa is interpreted as the finger-print of a phase transition, while the evolution of the disorder parameter could be the signature of phason disorder.

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