Heterogeneous dynamics at the glass transition in van der Waals liquids, in the bulk and in thin films
By D. Long, François Lequeux. 2001
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Subfields: Condensed Matter Physics, Materials Chemistry, Mathematical Physics
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- Effects of confinement on material behaviour at the nanometre size scale (2005, methodology): “The various glass transition models, including the configurational entropy [68, 69], the kinetic [70–72] and thermodynamic [405, 406] aspects of the free volume model, the cooperativity length concepts that are related to configurational entropy [158], the more modern consideration of cooperativity ”
- Heterogeneous dynamics in liquids: fluctuations in space and time (2002, background): “Recently, Long has proposed a model of heterogeneous dynamics, in which the glass transition is associated with the percolation of slow domains [174].”