Glotzer, S.
, Gebremichael, Y.
, Lacevic, N.
, Schroder, T.
and Starr, F.
(2017),
Glass forming liquids and polymers: what we learn from statistical physics, Computer Physics Communications
(Accessed July 1, 2025)
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Glass forming liquids and polymers: what we learn from statistical physics
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, Y Gebremichael, N Lacevic, T B. Schroder,
Abstract
We describe the application of statistical mechanical framework, originally developed to describe critical phenonema, to the problem of dynamic criticality associated with the glass transition of various materials.Citation
Computer Physics Communications
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Journals
Keywords
correlation length, dynamic heterogeneity, Glass transition
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Created February 19, 2017