Relaxed Continuous-Random-Network Models

Elastic-energy-relaxed 201-atom and 519-atom continuous-random-network structures are described, and G(r)'s, corrected for finite-size effects, are compared with experimental measurements on amorphous germanium. Excellent agreement is obtained for the principal peaks in $G(r)$. Even subtle features of $G(r)$ such as the shape of the second peak and structure between the second and third peaks accord remarkably well with experiment.