Long-range strain correlations in 3D quiescent glass forming liquids
arXiv:1807.00090 · doi:10.1209/0295-5075/124/18003
Abstract
We present a quantitative study of strain correlations in quiescent supercooled liquids and glasses. Recent two-dimensional computer simulations and experiments indicate that even supercooled liquids exhibit long-lived, long-range strain correlations. Here we investigate this issue in three dimensions via experiments on hard sphere colloids and molecular dynamics simulations of a glass forming binary Lennard Jones mixture. Both in the glassy state and in the supercooled regime, strain correlations are found to decay with a power-law behavior, reminiscent of elastic fields around an inclusion. Moreover, theoretical predictions on the time dependence of the correlation amplitude are in line with the results obtained from experiments and simulations. It is argued that the size of the domain, which exhibits a "solid-like" cooperative strain pattern in a supercooled liquid, is determined by the product of the speed of sound with the structural relaxation time. While this length is of the order of nanometers in the normal liquid state, it grows to macroscale when approaching the glass transition.
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