A percolation model for slow dynamics in glass-forming materials
arXiv:0809.1044 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.102.015702
Abstract
We identify a link between the glass transition and percolation of mobile regions in configuration space. We find that many hallmarks of glassy dynamics, for example stretched-exponential response functions and a diverging structural relaxation time, are consequences of the critical properties of mean-field percolation. Specific predictions of the percolation model include the range of possible stretching exponents and the functional dependence of the structural relaxation time and exponent on temperature, density, and wave number.
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