Phase space diffusion and low temperature aging

Abstract

We study the dynamical evolution of a system with a phase space consisting of configurations with random energies. The dynamics we use is of Glauber type. It allows for some dynamical evolution ang aging even at very low temperatures, through the search of configurations with lower energies.

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