Supercooled liquids, the glass transition, and computer simulations
arXiv:cond-mat/0212344
Abstract
Lecture notes for LES HOUCHES 2002 SUMMER SCHOOL - SESSION LXXVII on SLOW RELAXATIONS AND NONEQUILIBRIUM DYNAMICS IN CONDENSED MATTER; Les Houches: July 1-26, 2002
47 pages of Latex, 29 figures
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