Theoretical model of formation of crystalline structures during crystallization under isostatic pressure conditions

Theoretical studies have made it possible to establish that the effect fixed during crystallization under isostatic pressure conditions is determined by how the atoms interact with each other and how they form compounds with each other. The propositions were formulated, on the basis of which a model of a crystal lattice, which is in an equilibrium state in the absence of external influences, is proposed. A system of equations was developed that makes it possible to establish the main parameters characterizing the configuration of the outer shell of an atom under the action of isostatic pressure. The main parameters describing the distribution of the electron density of the atom's own shells were determined.