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arxiv cond-mat/9807017 v1 pith:A54SN3AP submitted 1998-07-01 cond-mat.dis-nn

T. Franosch , W. Götze , M. R. Mayr , A. P. Singh This is my paper · ORCID
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A discrete--dynamics model, which is specified solely in terms of the system's equilibrium structure, is defined for the density correlators of a simple fluid. This model yields results for the evolution of glassy dynamics which are identical with the ones obtained from the mode-coupling theory for ideal liquid--glass transitions. The decay of density fluctuations outside the transient regime is shown to be given by a superposition of Debye processes. The concept of structural relaxation is given a precise meaning. It is proven that the long-time part of the mode-coupling-theory solutions is structural relaxation, while the transient motion merely determines an overall time scale for the glassy dynamics.

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