Dynamic crossover in supercooled liquids induced by high pressure

The physics underlying the dynamics of molecules near their glass temperature, Tg, comprises one of the major unsolved problems in condensed matter. Of particular interest are the striking changes in relaxation properties observed at temperatures ∼1.2 times higher than Tg. Herein, we describe experi...

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Published in:The Journal of chemical physics 2003-04, Vol.118 (13), p.5701-5703
Main Authors: Casalini, Riccardo, Paluch, Marian, Roland, C. Michael
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