Physics of the Liquid State II
FOCUS · MAR-Q70 · ID: 3096873
Presentations
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Saddles-to-minima topological crossover and glassiness in the Rubik's Cube
ORAL
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Publication: Gower, A., Hart, O., & Castelnovo, C. (2024). Saddles-to-minima topological crossover and glassiness in the Rubik's Cube. https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.14552
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Alex Gower
University of Cambrdge, Nokia Bell Labs GB
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Alex Gower
University of Cambrdge, Nokia Bell Labs GB
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Oliver Hart
University of Colorado, Boulder
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Claudio Castelnovo
Univ of Cambridge
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Jamming of Ultra-low Density Brownian Rods
ORAL
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Ben Lonial
University of California, Santa Barbara
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Ben Lonial
University of California, Santa Barbara
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Nicholas L Cuccia
Harvard University
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Zvonimir Dogic
University of California, Santa Barbara
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2D Colloidal Crystals with Quenched Anisotropic Impurities
ORAL
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Publication: The microscopic mechanisms by which materials change from liquids to solids without the usual crystallization process remains unknown. Whether window glass is a slowly aging liquid, or a true solid remains a longstanding unresolved question in condensed matter physics. Building on the recent research in two-dimensional (2D) colloidal crystals, we present an experimental study into the nature of the glass transition. In this study, the disorder present in the glassy system is controlled, and thus, the effects of anisotropic quenched disorder on the glass transition are studied.
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Owen Tower
Brown University
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Owen Tower
Brown University
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Lihy E Buchbinder
Brown University
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Abdulai Gassama
Brown University
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Xinsheng Sean Ling
Brown University
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A hybrid machine-learning/theory approach to dynamics in supercooled liquids
ORAL · Invited
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Publication: arXiv:2406.05868
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Andrea J Liu
University of Pennsylvania
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Andrea J Liu
University of Pennsylvania
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Sean A Ridout
Emory University
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Free energy landscapes for a small number of hard disks
ORAL
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Eric R Weeks
Emory University
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Eric R Weeks
Emory University
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Cordell J Donofrio
Emory University
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Phase Behavior of Rb-Na Liquid Metal Alloys: An Ab Initio-Based Molecular Dynamics Perspective
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Publication: Phase Behavior and Atomic Dynamics in RbxNa1−x: Insights from Machine-Learning Interatomic Potentials based on Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics
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Ayu Irie
Kumamoto University
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Ayu Irie
Kumamoto University
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Akihide Koura
Kumamoto University
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Kohei Shimamura
Kumamoto University
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Fuyuki Shimojo
Kumamoto University
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Photoemission from alkali-metal nanoparticles reveals a size-dependent melting transition
ORAL
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Atef A Sheekhoon
University of Southern California
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Atef A Sheekhoon
University of Southern California
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Vitaly V Kresin
University of Southern California
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Abdelrahman Haridy
University of Southern California
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Effect of Dipole Asymmetry on the Interfacial and Bulk Behavior of Polar Fluids
ORAL
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Ananya Venkatachalam
Harvey Mudd College
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Ananya Venkatachalam
Harvey Mudd College
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Samuel Lee Varner
Caltech
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Pierre Walker
Caltech
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Bilin Zhuang
Harvey Mudd College
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Zhen-Gang Wang
Caltech, California Institute of Technology
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Thermal Slip Length at a Liquid/Solid Interface: Power Law Relations From the Spatial and Frequency Attributes of the Contact Layer
ORAL
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Publication: 1. How Caged Motion in the ContactLayer Enhances Thermal Tunneling Across a Liquid/Solid interface, H. Kaifu and S. M. Troian, Phys. Rev. Research 6, 033123 (2024)<br><br>2. Thermal Slip at a Liquid/Solid Interface: Power Law Relations From Spatial and Frequency Attributes of the Contact Layer, H. Kaifu and S. M. Troian, Phys. Rev. Lett. (Oct. 2024), under review
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Hiroki Kaifu
Caltech
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Hiroki Kaifu
Caltech
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Sandra M Troian
Caltech
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Abstract Withdrawn
ORAL Withdrawn
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Not-so-glass-like Caging and Fluctuations of an Active Matter Model
ORAL
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Publication: Mingyuan Zheng, Dmytro Khomenko, Patrick Charbonneau, "Not-so-glass-like Caging and Fluctuations of an Active Matter Model", submitted (2024). arXiv:2409.12037
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Patrick Charbonneau
Duke University
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Patrick Charbonneau
Duke University
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Mingyuan Zheng
Duke University
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Dmytro Khomenko
Sapienza Università di Roma
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