The authors present the results of two numerical studies of the glass transition. In the first, they show that the Ramakrishnan-Yussouff density functional for hard spheres has, at large enough packing fraction, a large number of metastable minima corresponding to frozen, inhomogeneous, but not periodic or quasiperiodic density configurations. These minima are mean-field glassy states. The second work is a molecular dynamics simulation of Lennard-Jones mixtures, which finds a complete absence of spatial scale-dependence in the growth of relaxation times near the glass transition. This is evidence against the interpretation of the glass transition as a continuous phase transitio
The phase diagram of a hard-sphere fluid in the presence of a random pinning potential is studied an...
The phase diagram of a hard-sphere fluid in the presence of a random pinning potential is studied an...
Many fascinating questions still remain unsettled for condensed matter physicists who study the glas...
The authors present the results of two numerical studies of the glass transition. In the first, they...
We present the results of two numerical studies of the glass transition. In the first, we show that ...
A mean-field description of the glass transition in the hard-sphere system is obtained by numericall...
A mean-field description of the glass transition in the hard-sphere system is obtained by numericall...
The phase diagram of a polydisperse hard-sphere system is examined by numerical minimization of a di...
The phase diagram of a polydisperse hard-sphere system is examined by numerical minimization of a di...
We present a novel theoretical approach to understanding the complex dynamics of glass-forming liqui...
A theoretical perspective is provided on the glass transition in molecular liquids at thermal equili...
68 pages; 21 figs; 481 references Journal: Rev. Mod. Phys. 83, 587 (2011)We provide a theoretical pe...
68 pages; 21 figs; 481 references Journal: Rev. Mod. Phys. 83, 587 (2011)We provide a theoretical pe...
68 pages; 21 figs; 481 references Journal: Rev. Mod. Phys. 83, 587 (2011)We provide a theoretical pe...
Relaxation in glass-forming substances is necessarily a many-body problem because of intermolecular ...
The phase diagram of a hard-sphere fluid in the presence of a random pinning potential is studied an...
The phase diagram of a hard-sphere fluid in the presence of a random pinning potential is studied an...
Many fascinating questions still remain unsettled for condensed matter physicists who study the glas...
The authors present the results of two numerical studies of the glass transition. In the first, they...
We present the results of two numerical studies of the glass transition. In the first, we show that ...
A mean-field description of the glass transition in the hard-sphere system is obtained by numericall...
A mean-field description of the glass transition in the hard-sphere system is obtained by numericall...
The phase diagram of a polydisperse hard-sphere system is examined by numerical minimization of a di...
The phase diagram of a polydisperse hard-sphere system is examined by numerical minimization of a di...
We present a novel theoretical approach to understanding the complex dynamics of glass-forming liqui...
A theoretical perspective is provided on the glass transition in molecular liquids at thermal equili...
68 pages; 21 figs; 481 references Journal: Rev. Mod. Phys. 83, 587 (2011)We provide a theoretical pe...
68 pages; 21 figs; 481 references Journal: Rev. Mod. Phys. 83, 587 (2011)We provide a theoretical pe...
68 pages; 21 figs; 481 references Journal: Rev. Mod. Phys. 83, 587 (2011)We provide a theoretical pe...
Relaxation in glass-forming substances is necessarily a many-body problem because of intermolecular ...
The phase diagram of a hard-sphere fluid in the presence of a random pinning potential is studied an...
The phase diagram of a hard-sphere fluid in the presence of a random pinning potential is studied an...
Many fascinating questions still remain unsettled for condensed matter physicists who study the glas...