Some comments on the nature of universal properties in low-temperature glasses
David R. Reichman, Peter Neu, and Robert J. Silbey (MIT)

TL;DR
This paper critiques and discusses the recent theory explaining universal low-temperature properties in amorphous solids, proposing an experimental test and commenting on existing experimental results.
Contribution
It offers a realistic experimental scenario to test the theory and provides commentary on prior experimental findings related to the theory.
Findings
Proposes an experimental setup to test the theory
Comments on existing experimental results in the proposed geometry
Highlights the need for further experimental validation
Abstract
We discuss the recent theory of Burin and Kagan that attempts to explain the existence of universal low temperature properties in amorphous solids. We suggest a realistic experimental scenario that could be used to test the theory. We comment on the results of an experiment that has already been performed in the proposed geometry.
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Taxonomy
TopicsMaterial Dynamics and Properties · Glass properties and applications · Theoretical and Computational Physics
