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Three different types of random networks have been generated by computer simulation, starting from crystalline arrangements. All are perfectly fourfold coordinated, and satisfy periodic boundary conditions. The valence-band densities of electronic states of the various types are far from featureless and can clearly be distinguished from each other.
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