Abstract
Using molecular dynamics simulations of a model binary amorphous alloy, the short-to-medium range pair correlations observed in the pair distribution functions are attributed to well-defined connection schemes of local structural motifs. The peak splitting features, particularly those in the solute-solute correlation function, are interpreted as due to the ordering of quasi-equivalent clusters in several specific sharing arrangements.
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