Comptes Rendus

Special Issue

From everyday glass to disordered solids

Table of contents

Guest Editors
p. 1-3
From everyday glass to disordered solids: Foreword
p. 5-8
The RFOT Theory of Glasses: Recent Progress and Open Issues
p. 9-23
The glass transition in molecules, colloids and grains: universality and specificity
p. 25-56
Computer simulations of the glass transition and glassy materials
p. 57-72
Vibrations and Heat Transfer in Glasses: The Role Played by Disorder
p. 73-97
Some strange things about the mechanical properties of glass
p. 99-112
Coarse-graining amorphous plasticity: impact of rejuvenation and disorder
p. 113-131
Topological ordering during flexible to rigid transitions in disordered networks
p. 133-154
Entropy of metallic glasses and the size effect on glass transition
p. 155-164
New pathways to control the evolution of the atomic motion in metallic glasses
p. 165-175
Organic Glass-Forming Liquids and the Concept of Fragility
p. 177-198
From nanoscale heterogeneities to nanolites: cation clustering in glasses
p. 199-214