Universal Properties of Relaxation and Diffusion in Interacting Complex Systems

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This book is principally concerned with the dynamics of glass forming in relation to the glass transition problem. Glass-forming substances and systems are usually constituted of densely packed structural units interacting with anharmonic potentials. Consequently, the view of the author is that relaxation and diffusion of glassformers has to be treated with emphasis on the many-body nature of the irreversible process. At any fixed temperature T and pressure P, the dynamics and properties originating from the many-body relaxation is already a challenging problem to be solved first, before the changes observed on varying T and P are to be accounted for.

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  1. 1.CNR-IPCF Associate, Dipartimento di FisicaUniversità di PisaPisaItaly
  2. 2.Formerly at Naval Research LaboratoryWashingtonUSA

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