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Illusions of phase coexistence: Comments on "Metastable liquid-liquid transition ..." by J. C. Palmer et al., Nature 510, 385 (2014)
David Chandler
The recent paper cited above claims that a molecular simulation of one specific model of supercooled water establishes a stable interface separating two metastable liquid phases, w…
Comment on "Spontaneous liquid-liquid phase separation of water" by T. Yagasaki, M. Matsumoto and H. Tanaka, Phys. Rev. E 89, 020301 (2014)
David T. Limmer, David Chandler
Yagasaki et al. present results from a molecular dynamics trajectory illustrating coarsening of ice, which they interpret as evidence of transient coexistence between two distinct…
Robert W. Zwanzig: Formulated nonequilibrium statistical mechanics
Hans C. Andersen, David Chandler
This article is a brief Retrospective on the life and work of Robert W. Zwanzig, who formulated nonequilibrium statistical mechanics and who passed away in May of this year.
The molecular structure of the interface between water and a hydrophobic substrate is liquid-vapor like
Adam P. Willard, David Chandler
With molecular simulation for water and a tunable hydrophobic substrate, we apply the instantaneous interface construction [A. P. Willard and D. Chandler, J. Phys. Chem. B, 114, 19…
Premelting, fluctuations and coarse-graining of water-ice interfaces
David T. Limmer, David Chandler
Using statistical field theory supplemented with molecular dynamics simulations, we consider premelting on the surface of ice as a generic consequence of broken hydrogen bonds at t…
The electric double layer has a life of its own
Céline Merlet, David T. Limmer, Mathieu Salanne +4
Using molecular dynamics simulations with recently developed importance sampling methods, we show that the differential capacitance of a model ionic liquid based double-layer capac…
Using the s-Ensemble to Probe Glasses Formed by Cooling and Aging
Aaron S. Keys, David Chandler, Juan P. Garrahan
From length scale distributions characterizing frozen amorphous domains, we relate the s-ensemble method with standard cooling and aging protocols for forming glass. We show that i…