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Indicatrices during development of the peak of the light scattering intensity in the glass transition range of oxide glasses

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The change in the spatial distribution of the light scattering intensity during the development of the peak observed after temperature jumps in the glass transition range is experimentally investigated for phosphate and silicate glasses. The results obtained indicate the existence of interference effects in light scattering and a universal character of their manifestation in glasses of the systems under investigation. A qualitative analysis of the revealed specific features demonstrates that scattering regions undergo spatial changes in the course of the transient process.

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Bokov, N.A. Indicatrices during development of the peak of the light scattering intensity in the glass transition range of oxide glasses. Glass Phys Chem 34, 356–361 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1087659608040032

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