Material Dynamics and Properties
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This cluster of papers explores the dynamics and transitions in glassy materials, including supercooled liquids, colloidal suspensions, polymer films, and the phenomena of structural relaxation, jamming transition, dynamic heterogeneities, and liquid-liquid phase transition. It delves into the rheology and behavior of soft materials, as well as the properties of amorphous solids.
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glass transition; supercooled liquids; amorphous materials; alpha relaxation; glassy polymers; glass-forming liquids; structural relaxation; beta relaxation; dynamic heterogeneity; mode-coupling theory; glassy dynamics; polymer dynamics; glassy state; supercooled water; relaxation dynamics; liquid-liquid phase transition; physical aging; boson peak; segmental motion; jamming transition; stretched exponential relaxation; vibrational density of states; amorphous ice; colloidal glasses; liquid-glass transition
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Morton address: 36239923862495383 · morton4x16-v1
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