Single-parameter aging in a binary Lennard-Jones system
arXiv:2012.00358 · doi:10.1063/5.0039250
Abstract
This paper studies physical aging by computer simulations of a 2:1 Kob-Andersen binary Lennard-Jones mixture, a system that is less prone to crystallization than the standard 4:1 composition. Starting from thermal-equilibrium states, the time evolution of the following four quantities is monitored following up and down jumps in temperature: the potential energy, the virial, the average squared force, and the Laplacian of the potential energy. Despite the fact that significantly larger temperature jumps are studied here than in previous experiments, to a good approximation all four quantities conform to the single-parameter-aging scenario derived and validated for small jumps in experiments [Hecksher et al., J. Chem. Phys. 142, 241103 (2015)]. As a further confirmation of single-parameter aging with a common material time for the different quantities monitored, their relaxing parts are found to be almost identical for all temperature jumps.
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