Supercooled liquids are Fickian yet non-Gaussian
Francesco Rusciano, Raffaele Pastore, Francesco Greco

TL;DR
This paper defends previous findings that supercooled liquids exhibit Fickian yet non-Gaussian diffusion, confirming the validity and novelty of the original results against critiques.
Contribution
It clarifies and reaffirms the existence of Fickian non-Gaussian diffusion in glass-forming liquids, countering prior criticisms.
Findings
Confirmed the existence of Fickian non-Gaussian diffusion in glass-forming liquids.
Demonstrated that previous critiques are incorrect or irrelevant.
Validated the original results and their significance.
Abstract
Reply to "Comment on 'Fickian non-Gaussian diffusion in glass-forming liquids' ". In [ArXiv:2210.07119v1], Berthier et al. questioned the findings of our letter [Phys. Rev. Lett. 128, 168001 (2022)], concerning the existence and the features of Fickian non-Gaussian diffusion in glass-forming liquids. Here we demonstrate that their arguments are either wrong, or not meaningful to our scope. Thus, we fully confirm the validity and novelty of our results.
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TopicsMaterial Dynamics and Properties
