Complex materials are composed of basic units which invariably interact with anharmonic
potentials. It is well known that the dynamics of systems with anharmonic interaction are …

It is generally agreed upon that the primary or the structural-relaxation involving
reorientation of larger angles and/or translation of sizeable distances is the most important …

An intriguing problem in condensed matter physics is understanding the glass transition, in
particular the dynamics in the equilibrium liquid close to vitrification. Recent advances have …

Here we compile literature data for dynamic fragility m for six types of glass forming liquids:
polymers, small molecule organics, hydrogen bonding organics, inorganics, ionic and …

For glass-forming substances, we show that the ratio E β/RT g can be predicted
quantitatively from the coupling model. Here E β is the glassy state activation enthalpy of the …

Upon decreasing temperature or increasing pressure, a noncrystallizing liquid will vitrify; that
is, the structural relaxation time, τ α, becomes so long that the system cannot attain an …

Dielectric spectra of the polyalcohols sorbitol and xylitol were measured under isobaric
pressures up to 1.8 GPa. At elevated pressure, the separation between the α and β …

It was shown recently 1 that the structural α-relaxation time τ of supercooled o-terphenyl
depends on a single control parameter Γ, which is the product of a function of density E(ρ) …

From an exhaustive examination of the molecular dynamics in practically all van der Waals
molecular glass formers ever probed by dielectric spectroscopy, we found that the width of …

Dielectric spectra were obtained at ambient and elevated pressures for three 'type-A'glass
formers, which exhibit excess intensity on the high frequency side of the structural relaxation …