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Anisotropic medium-range order uncovers dynamic crossovers in glass-forming liquids
On cooling liquids towards their glass-transition temperature, the dramatic increase of their relaxation times is accompanied by changes in particle dynamics at two distinct temperatures: A high-T crossover, where particles become temporarily caged by their neighbors, and a low-T crossover, where th
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