Complex Glass Physics Modeled

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Simulations of supercooled liquid molecular dynamics may lead to higher-quality glass production at lower cost

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Researchers from the Institute of Industrial Science , the University of Tokyo have used advanced computer simulations to model the behavior of fundamental particles in a glassy supercooled liquid.

Their approach was based on the concept of the Arrhenius activation energy, which is the energy barrier a process must overcome to proceed.

The new study was the first to demonstrate the relationship between the structural order and dynamic behavior of liquids at a microscopic level.

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