Disorder and amorphous systems constitute a large body of modern scientific and
technological research, where metallic glasses represent a simple realistic model material …

This is a complete and exhaustive review on the so-called holographic axion model—a
bottom-up holographic system characterized by the presence of a set of shift symmetric …

It is widely known that the low-temperature physical properties, such as the heat capacity
and thermal conductivity, of a disordered amorphous solid are markedly different from those …

Exploring nanoscale material properties through light-matter interactions is essential to
unveil new phenomena and manipulate materials at the atomic level, paving the way for …

Abstract Stacking two-dimensional (2D) van der Waals (vdW) materials in a layered bulk
structure provides an appealing platform for the emergence of exotic physical properties. As …

Can the laws of physics be unified? One of the most puzzling challenges is to reconcile
physics and chemistry, where molecular physics meets condensed-matter physics, resulting …

A long-standing challenge in the metallic glass (MG) community has been how to
quantitatively gauge the influence of the intricate local packing environment on the response …

The structure of glasses and the melts from which they are formed is intrinsically disordered,
making their structural characterization difficult. Whilst the structure of solid minerals can be …

Nonphononic vibrations originating from disordered structures have garnered significant
attention as a fundamental feature of glasses that distinguishes them from crystals. Recently …

We investigate the fast β-and Johari–Goldstein (JG) β-relaxation processes, along with the
elastic scattering response of glass-forming (GF) liquids and the boson peak, in a simulated …