Soft modes and elasticity of nearly isostatic lattices: randomness and dissipation
arXiv:0909.2616 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.104.085504
Abstract
The square lattice with central-force springs on nearest-neighbor bonds is isostatic. It has a zero mode for each row and column, and it does not support shear. Using the Coherent Potential Approximation (CPA), we study how the random addition, with probability ( = average number of nearest neighbors), of springs on next-nearest-neighbor () bonds restores rigidity and affects phonon structure. We find that the CPA effective spring constant , equivalent to the complex shear modulus , obeys the scaling relation, , at small , where and , implying that elastic response is nonaffine at small and that plane-wave states are ill-defined beyond the Ioffe-Regel limit at . We identify a divergent length , and we relate these results to jamming.
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