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cond-mat.stat-mech2020★ 1 cited

Topological thermalization via vortex formation in ultra-fast quenches

Marcos Tello-Fraile, Andrés Cano, Manuel Donaire

We investigate the thermalization of a two-component scalar field across a second-order phase transition under extremely fast quenches. We find that vortices start developing at th…

cond-mat.stat-mech2007

A glass-like behavior in the low-temperature specific heat is a natural property of any real crystal

A. Cano, A. P. Levanyuk, S. A. Minyukov

We provide a rigorous calculation of the free energy of a non-metallic crystal containing a small concentration of defects. The low-temperature leading contribution is found to be…

cond-mat.stat-mech2006

On low-temperature structural phase transitions

A. Cano, A. P. Levanyuk

We comment on zero- and low-temperature structural phase transitions, expecting that these comments might be relevant not only for this structural case. We first consider a textboo…

cond-mat.stat-mech2006

Universal features of the defect-induced damping of lattice vibrations

A. Cano, A. P. Levanyuk, S. A. Minyukov

It is shown that any defect gives an Ohmic contribution to the damping of any normal mode of the crystal lattice with nonzero wavevector which does not vanish at zero temperature.…

cond-mat.stat-mech2004★ 33 cited

An explanation for the glass-like anomaly in the low-temperature specific heat of incommensurate phases

A. Cano, A. P. Levanyuk

An explanation for the glass-like anomaly observed in the low-temperature specific heat of incommensurate phases is proposed. The key point of this explanation is the proper accoun…

cond-mat.stat-mech2004★ 14 cited

Low-temperature specific heat of real crystals: Possibility of leading contribution of optical and short-wavelength acoustical vibrations

A. Cano, A. P. Levanyuk

We point out that the repeatedly reported glass-like properties of crystalline materials are not necessarily associated with localized (or quasilocalized) excitations. In real crys…