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Charged colloidal particles interact via a hard core Yukawa potential, while isotropic Lennard-Jones-like potentials are frequently used as pair potentials in metals. We present measurements of the structure factor of shear molten monodisperse colloids and molten metals using ultrasmall-angle x-ray scattering and elastic neutron scattering, respectively. In both systems data analysis gives evidence of fivefold-symmetric short-range order becoming more pronounced with increasing deviations from equilibrium. The experiments demonstrate that in both systems topological effects control ordering in the melt state.
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