Titlebook: Disorder Effects on Relaxational Processes; Glasses, Polymers, P Ranko Richert,Alexander Blumen Book 1994 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Jane Lewis,Mark Shrimpton,Keith Storeyties of embedded liquids and molecules. The effects observed and predicted include the influence of interfaces on the pair-interaction energy between charged or uncharged particles [6–7], translational and rotational diffusion of probe molecules [4, 8] as well as chemical reactions and energy transf

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Dorothy Anger,Gary Cake,Richard Fuchsroadening of emission and absorption profiles is often quoted as evidence for the irregularity of an amorphous matrix surrounding a chromophoric guest molecule, albeit without stressing quantitative statements. The qualitative argument is that spatial fluctuations of intermolecular distances and mut

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-78576-4Glas; Helium-Atom-Streuung; complex fluid; dynamics; glass; low temperature; magnetic resonance; molecule; o

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Disordered Systems and Relaxation on the dynamics of the molecules involved. The standard classification of the equilibrium thermodynamic phases into gaseous, liquid, and solid leaves no room for media which combine an irregular structure with extremely high values of the viscosity. However, many materials maintain their disordered