Titlebook: Disorder Effects on Relaxational Processes; Glasses, Polymers, P Ranko Richert,Alexander Blumen Book 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Local and Global Relaxations in Glass Forming Materialscientific interest, have no immediate technological relevance, but their ability to vitrify on cooling or concentration may be essential for the preservation of life under adverse (sub-zero or arid) conditions.

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Book 1994 polymeric and biological disordered matter has stimulated new activities which in turn have enlarged the organic and inorganic glass community. The current research fields and recent progress have extended our knowledge of the rich phenomenol­ ogy of glassy systems, where the role of disorder is fu

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Boundary Effects on Dipole-Dipole Interactions and Molecular Relaxationcharged or uncharged particles [6–7], translational and rotational diffusion of probe molecules [4, 8] as well as chemical reactions and energy transfer properties [1, 8]. It is by now well established that liquids in small confinements differ significantly from bulk liquids [5].

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Models of Cooperative Dynamics for Liquids Near the Glass Transitionfor the formation of a regular crystalline structure, the molecules of the liquid are trapped in an amorphous configuration corresponding to one of many minima of the intermolecular potential energy. The explanation of the features of the gradual transition from liquid-like to solid-like properties is the challenge!

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The Scaling of the α- and ,-Relaxation in Low Molecular Weight and Polymeric Glassforming Systemsic glass transition (or the a-relaxation) is a link between microscopic times (about 100 K above the calorimetric glass transition ... and macroscopic times (at .... It is well known that its temperature dependence follows the Vogel- Fulcher-Tammann (VFT) equation: