Reply to ``Comment on `Hole-burning experiments within glassy models with infinite range interactions' ''

Abstract

This is a reply to the comments by Richter and Chamberlin, and Diezemann and Bohmer to our paper (Phys. Rev. Lett. 85, 3448 (2000)). As further evidence for the claims in this Letter, we here reproduce the nonlinear spectral hole-burning experimental protocol in an equilibrated fully connected spin-glass model and we exhibit frequency selectivity, together with a shift in the base of the spectral hole.

1 page, two figures, to appear in Phys. Rev. Lett

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• Comment on "Hole-Burning Experiments within Glassy Models with Infinite Range Interactions"

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