Data from: Dynamics and fluctuations of minimally-structured glass formers

Public

  • The mean-field theory (MFT) of simple structural glasses, which is exact in the limit of infinite spatial dimensions, d→∞, offers theoretical insight as well as quantitative predictions about certain features of d=3 systems. In order to more systematically relate the behavior of physical systems to MFT, however, various finite-d effects need to be accounted for. Although some efforts along this direction have already been undertaken, theoretical and technical challenges hinder progress. A general approach to sidestep many of these difficulties consists of simulating minimally-structured models whose behavior smoothly converges to that described by the MFT as d increases, so as to permit a controlled dimensional extrapolation. Using this approach, we here extract the small fluctuations around the dynamical MFT captured by a standard liquid-state observable, the non-Gaussian parameter α2. The results provide insight into the physical origin of these fluctuations as well as a quantitative reference with which to compare observations for more realistic glass formers. ... [Read More]

Total Size
6 files (8.06 MB)
Data Citation
  • Charbonneau, P., Hu, Y., & Morse, P. (2024). Data from: Dynamics and fluctuations of minimally-structured glass formers. Duke Research Data Repository. https://doi.org/10.7924/r4tt4tq52
DOI
  • 10.7924/r4tt4tq52
Publication Date
ARK
  • ark:/87924/r4tt4tq52
Affiliation
Type
Format
Related Materials
Funding Agency
  • Simons Foundation
Grant Number
  • 454937
Contact
Title
  • Data from: Dynamics and fluctuations of minimally-structured glass formers