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Topic: Material Dynamics and Properties ×Clear all

2 claims from 2 papers

1. Materials Science › Material Dynamics and Properties

   Structural Glass Transition and the Entropy of the Metastable States

   Monasson · Physical Review Letters · 1995

   The paper counts a glass's metastable states using a weak pinning field that breaks ergodicity, and gives an explicit self-consistent calculation of their entropy for a non-disordered model.

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   1. UncheckedThe entropy of a glass's metastable states, the logarithm of their number, grows with system size only between two temperatures, T_G and T_C.“Their entropy, that is the logarithm of their number, is extensive in a range of temperatures $T_G < T < T_C$ only, where $T_G$ and $T_C$ correspond to the ideal calorimetric and kinetic glass transition temperatures respectively.”

2. Materials Science › Material Dynamics and Properties

   Rigorous Inequalities Between Length and Time Scales in Glassy Systems

   A and Semerjian · Journal of Statistical Physics · 2006

   The paper proves rigorous bounds linking length scales and relaxation times in glassy systems, and illustrates them with Glauber dynamics of p-spin glass models on random regular graphs.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors claim the first proof that a p-spin glass model on random regular graphs has a dynamical phase transition with no thermodynamic singularity.“We present the first proof that a model of this type undergoes a purely dynamical phase transition not accompanied by any thermodynamic singularity.”