2021
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jpcb.1c01739
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Glass Dynamics Deep in the Energy Landscape

Abstract: When a liquid is cooled, progress down the energy landscape is arrested near the glass transition temperature T g . In principle, lower energy states can be accessed by waiting for further equilibration, but the rough energy landscape of glasses quickly leads to kinetics on geologically slow time scales below T g . Over the past decade, progress has been made probing deeper into the energy landscape via several techniques. By looking at bulk and surface diffusion, using layered deposition that promotes equilib… Show more

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“…Over the past decade, considerable progress has been made deeper into the energy landscape, especially in a regime of ultrastable, low-energy glasses. Ediger et al, in a recently published perspective, point out that the glassy state seems to be rather heterogeneous in terms of local fictive temperature where the degree of local inhomogeneity depends on the preparation and aging history. On the other hand, the classical single fictive temperature TNM model is very useful for quench rate estimations of volcanic glasses .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Over the past decade, considerable progress has been made deeper into the energy landscape, especially in a regime of ultrastable, low-energy glasses. Ediger et al, in a recently published perspective, point out that the glassy state seems to be rather heterogeneous in terms of local fictive temperature where the degree of local inhomogeneity depends on the preparation and aging history. On the other hand, the classical single fictive temperature TNM model is very useful for quench rate estimations of volcanic glasses .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fact that the lowest canyon energies observed approach the Kauzmann limit confirms that by avoiding being trapped, MIMSE can act like a global optimizer similar to basin hopping [36]. The presence of similar canyon-like features in these seemingly different systems, might explain the broad range of qualitatively similar physical properties and phenomenon in these systems [13,29,38].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 56%
“…Notably, once it finds its first zero-energy state, MIMSE finds a new, unbiased zero-energy state after every bias addition, and no finite energy ISes. The g(r) of these configurations on the z plateau resembles the jammed case for large r suggesting that the algorithm is sampling the landscape of the marginal glass adjacent to the jamming line [9,29].…”
Section: Hard Sphere Fluidmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…With the structural disorder characteristic of a liquid and the restricted dynamics characteristic of a solid, glasses are optically transparent, highly processable, and grain-boundary-free materials that play an important role in many current and emerging technologies. Glasses are critical components of displays, coatings, and building materials, and new glassy materials are being actively developed as solid electrolytes for batteries, storage media for radioactive waste, and matrices to isolate qubits for quantum computing . Though many inorganic, metallic, polymeric, and molecular organic materials can form glasses, , the compositional and structural diversity of glasses that have been designed, synthesized, and studied to date pales in comparison to crystalline materials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%