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String Model Predicts Relaxation in Sheared Glass-Forming Liquids
Understanding how structural relaxation evolves from equilibrium to nonequilibrium conditions remains a central problem in glass physics. Using simulations of model glass formers under steady shear, we show that the String Model, which links stringlike cooperative rearrangements to relaxation in equ
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