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Dyre, Jeppe C.
Roskilde University
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- 2024Estimating melting curves for Cu and Al from simulations at a single state pointcitations
- 2022Rheological model for the alpha relaxation of glass-forming liquids and its comparison to data for DC704 and DC705citations
- 2021Does mesoscopic elasticity control viscous slowing down in glassforming liquids?citations
- 2021Effectively one-dimensional phase diagram of CuZr liquids and glassescitations
- 2021Generalized hydrodynamics of the Lennard-Jones liquid in view of hidden scale invariancecitations
- 2021Identity of the local and macroscopic dynamic elastic responses in supercooled 1-propanolcitations
- 2019Crystallization Instability in Glass-Forming Mixturescitations
- 2018ROSE bitumencitations
- 2017Model for the alpha and beta shear-mechanical properties of supercooled liquids and its comparison to squalane datacitations
- 2017Connection between fragility, mean-squared displacement and shear modulus in two van der Waals bonded glass-forming liquidscitations
- 2016Freezing and melting line invariants of the Lennard-Jones systemcitations
- 2015Communication: Direct tests of single-parameter agingcitations
- 2015A review of experiments testing the shoving modelcitations
- 2013Four-component united-atom model of bitumencitations
- 2013Mechanical spectra of glass-forming liquids. I. Low-frequency bulk and shear moduli of DC704 and 5-PPE measured by piezoceramic transducerscitations
- 2013Mechanical spectra of glass-forming liquids. II. Gigahertz-frequency longitudinal and shear acoustic dynamics in glycerol and DC704 studied by time-domain Brillouin scatteringcitations
- 2012‘‘Cooling by Heating’’- Demonstrating the Significance of the Longitudinal Specific Heatcitations
- 2007Hopping models for ion conduction in noncrystals
- 2006Elastic models for the non-Arrhenius viscosity of glass-forming liquidscitations
- 2004Glasses
- 2003Is there a "native" bandgap in ion conducting glasses?
- 2001Time-temperature superposition in viscous liquids
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A review of experiments testing the shoving model
Abstract
According to the shoving model the non-Arrhenius temperature dependence of supercooled liquids' relaxation time (or viscosity) derives from the fact that the high-frequency shear modulus is temperature dependent in the supercooled phase, often increasing a factor of three or four in the temperature interval over which the relaxation time increases by ten to fifteen decades. In this paper we have compiled all tests of the shoving model known to us. These involve rheological data obtained by different techniques, high-frequency sound-wave data, neutron scattering data for the vibrational mean-square displacement, data obtained at or below the glass transition, as well as data testing the model under out-of-equilibrium conditions, i.e., during aging. Most data confirm the model, some do not. We conclude that more work is needed to precisely characterize the model's range of applicability ; According to the shoving model the non-Arrhenius temperature dependence of supercooled liquids' relaxation time (or viscosity) derives from the fact that the high-frequency shear modulus is temperature dependent in the supercooled phase, often increasing a factor of three or four in the temperature interval over which the relaxation time increases by ten to fifteen decades. In this paper we have compiled all tests of the shoving model known to us. These involve rheological data obtained by different techniques, high-frequency sound-wave data, neutron scattering data for the vibrational mean-square displacement, data obtained at or below the glass transition, as well as data testing the model under out-of-equilibrium conditions, i.e., during aging. Most data confirm the model, some do not. We conclude that more work is needed to precisely characterize the model's range of applicability