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Is the glassy dynamics same in 2D as in 3D? The Adam Gibbs relation test
Santu Nath, Shiladitya Sengupta
It has been recognized of late that even amorphous, glass-forming materials in two dimensions (2D) are significantly affected by Mermin-Wagner type long wavelength thermal fluctuat…
Thermodynamics and its correlation with dynamics in a mean-field model and pinned systems: A comparative study using two different methods of entropy calculation
Ujjwal Kumar Nandi, Palak Patel, Mohd Moid +6
Recently, some of us developed a novel model glass-forming liquid with k extra interactions with pseudo neighbours to each liquid particle over and above the regular interactions w…
Power law relationship between diffusion coefficients in multi-component glass forming liquids
Anshul D. S. Parmar, Shiladitya Sengupta, Srikanth Sastry
The slow down of dynamics in glass forming liquids as the glass transition is approached has been characterised through the Adam-Gibbs relation, which relates relaxation time scale…
Reply to Comment on `What Determines the Static Force Chains in Stressed Granular Media?'
Oleg Gendelman, Yoav G. Pollack, Itamar Procaccia +2
The formalism proposed in Phys. Rev. Lett. 116, 078001 (2016) for determination of the normal and tangential inter-particle forces in frictional disks from visual data was criticiz…
Length scale dependence of the Stokes-Einstein and Adam-Gibbs relations in model glass formers
Anshul D. S. Parmar, Shiladitya Sengupta, Srikanth Sastry
The Adam-Gibbs (AG) relation connects the dynamics of a glass-forming liquid to its the thermodynamics via. the configurational entropy, and is of fundamental importance in descrip…
Glass Transition in Supercooled Liquids with Medium Range Crystalline Order
Indrajit Tah, Shiladitya Sengupta, Srikanth Sastry +2
The origins of rapid dynamical slow down in glass forming liquids in the growth of static length scales, possibly associated with identifiable structural ordering, is a much debate…