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Topologically Induced Glass Transition in Freely Rotating Rods

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Obukhov, S; Kobzev, D; Perchak, D; Rubinstein, M
Published in: Journal de Physique I
1997

We present a simple minimal model which allows numerical and analytical study of a glass transition. This is a model of rigid rods with fixed centers of rotation. The rods can rotate freely but cannot cross each other. The ratio l of the length of the rods to the distance between the centers of rotation is the only parameter of this model. With increasing l we observed a sharp crossover to practically infinite relaxation times in 2d arrays of rods. In 3d we found a real transition to a completely frozen random state at l(c) congruent to 4.5.

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Journal de Physique I

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1155-4304

Publication Date

1997

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  • Fluids & Plasmas
 

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Obukhov, S., Kobzev, D., Perchak, D., & Rubinstein, M. (1997). Topologically Induced Glass Transition in Freely Rotating Rods. Journal de Physique I. https://doi.org/10.1051/jp1:1997175
Obukhov, Sergei, Dmitry Kobzev, Dennis Perchak, and Michael Rubinstein. “Topologically Induced Glass Transition in Freely Rotating Rods.” Journal de Physique I, 1997. https://doi.org/10.1051/jp1:1997175.
Obukhov S, Kobzev D, Perchak D, Rubinstein M. Topologically Induced Glass Transition in Freely Rotating Rods. Journal de Physique I. 1997;
Obukhov, Sergei, et al. “Topologically Induced Glass Transition in Freely Rotating Rods.” Journal de Physique I, 1997. Manual, doi:10.1051/jp1:1997175.
Obukhov S, Kobzev D, Perchak D, Rubinstein M. Topologically Induced Glass Transition in Freely Rotating Rods. Journal de Physique I. 1997;

Published In

Journal de Physique I

DOI

ISSN

1155-4304

Publication Date

1997

Related Subject Headings

  • Fluids & Plasmas