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We examine binary mixtures of superparamagnetic colloidal particles confinedto a two-dimensional water-air interface both by real-space experiments andMonte-Carlo computer simulations at high coupling strength. In the simulations,the interaction is modelled as a pairwise dipole-dipole repulsion. While theratio of magnetic dipole moments is fixed, the interaction strength governed bythe external magnetic field and the relative composition is varied. Excellentagreement between simulation and experiment is found for the partial pairdistribution functions including the fine structure of the neighbour shells athigh coupling. Furthermore local crystal nuclei in the melt are identified bybond-orientational order parameters and their contribution to the pairstructure is discussed.

Crystal nuclei and structural correlations in two-dimensional colloidal mixtures: experiment versus simulation