The Glass Transition in Fluids with Magnetic Interactions
arXiv:1406.3818 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.90.094112
Abstract
We study the glass transition in fluids where particles are endowed with spins, such that magnetic and positional degrees of freedom are coupled. Novel results for slowing down in the spin time-correlation functions are described, and the effects of magnetic fields on the glass transition are studied. Aging effects in such systems and the corresponding data collapse are presented and discussed.
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