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Glassiness and dynamic arrest in magnetic and non-magnetic colloids
We investigate and compare a range of indicators for glassiness in monodisperse magnetic and non-magnetic soft-sphere fluids at low temperatures with a view to exploring the effect of the magnetic moment. We perform extensive molecular dynamics simulations using the Stockmayer model for magnetic flu
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