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 These results support the above assumptions of an increased entropic contribution to structural formation involving C$_{\text{s}}$ to a greater extent.
 
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 The possibility for separated configurations of \cs{} and \si{} becomes even more likely if one of the constituents exhibits a low barrier of migration.
 In this case, the \si{} is assumed to constitute the mobile defect compared to the stable \cs{} atom.
 Thus, migration paths of \si{} are investigated in the following excursus.