Comments for Buy Online Viagra, Cialis, Levitra http://www.condmatjournalclub.org The most reliable and cheap online pharmacy Fri, 02 Oct 2009 03:21:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on Current Selections by Intrinsic decoherence is a scientific truth | Phasing http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?page_id=19&cpage=1#comment-49306 Intrinsic decoherence is a scientific truth | Phasing Fri, 02 Oct 2009 03:21:03 +0000 http://www.i2cam.org/jccondmat/?page_id=19#comment-49306 [...] that my view of decoherence, intrinsic decoherence, is indeed a scientific truth. Periodically, the Journal Club of Condensed Matter physics theory presents an interesting selection of published papers in the area of condensed state of matter. [...] [...] that my view of decoherence, intrinsic decoherence, is indeed a scientific truth. Periodically, the Journal Club of Condensed Matter physics theory presents an interesting selection of published papers in the area of condensed state of matter. [...]

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]]> Comment on Oscillation Frequency Dependence of Non-classical Rotational Inertia of Solid 4He by Yonko Millev http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=502&cpage=1#comment-4854 Yonko Millev Mon, 30 Jul 2007 13:59:17 +0000 http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=502#comment-4854 Published in Phys. Rev. Lett. 99, 015301 (2007) Published in Phys. Rev. Lett. 99, 015301 (2007)

]]> Comment on Observation of Electron-Hole Puddles in Graphene Using a Scanning Single Electron Transistor by Yonko Millev http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=500&cpage=1#comment-4834 Yonko Millev Fri, 27 Jul 2007 17:46:29 +0000 http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=500#comment-4834 This manuscript has already been published in Physical Review Letters: Phys. Rev. Lett. 99, 015301 (2007) (cf prl.aps.org) Regards, Yonko Millev This manuscript has already been published
in Physical Review Letters:

Phys. Rev. Lett. 99, 015301 (2007)

(cf prl.aps.org)

Regards,
Yonko Millev

]]> Comment on Interference between two independent electrons: observation of two-particle Aharonov-Bohm interference by moty heiblum http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=494&cpage=1#comment-4718 moty heiblum Thu, 12 Jul 2007 07:59:21 +0000 http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=494#comment-4718 Published in Nature, July 19th, with 'News & Views'. Published in Nature, July 19th, with ‘News & Views’.

]]> Comment on Entropy and Temperature of a Static Granular Assembly by Yonko Millev http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=492&cpage=1#comment-4595 Yonko Millev Thu, 28 Jun 2007 20:26:08 +0000 http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=492#comment-4595 This paper has already been accepted for publication by PRL and will appear in July 2007. Regards, Yonko Millev This paper has already been accepted for publication by PRL
and will appear in July 2007.
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Yonko Millev

]]> Comment on Excess Vibrational Modes and the Boson Peak in Model Glasses by Yonko Millev http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=272&cpage=1#comment-2197 Yonko Millev Mon, 28 May 2007 19:58:57 +0000 http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=272#comment-2197 This one has already been published as PRL 98 175502 (2007) (24 April 2007, Issue 17). This one has already been published as
PRL 98 175502 (2007)
(24 April 2007, Issue 17).

]]> Comment on From a Model for Spin Glasses to the Phenomenology of Glasses by peter wolynes http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=32&cpage=1#comment-6 peter wolynes Sat, 28 Oct 2006 21:39:32 +0000 http://www.condmatjournalclub.org/?p=32#comment-6 The paper by Tarzia and Moore relies on a mapping between structural glasses and an Ising spin glass in a field. This was derived from the previously established connection at the mean field level with Potts spin glasses. This mapping was developed earlier by Yeo&Moore and Drossel&Moore,as described in the Tarzia-Moore paper.By relying on a Landau expansion this mapping is most accurate near the dynamical transition at what is called Ta-the mode coupling temperature. A related mapping more accurate far below Ta is to the random field Ising magnet in a field. This was exploited by Kirkpatrick,Thirumalai&Wolynes and is the basis of treatments under the rubric of random first order transitions. Admittedly both mappings possess the same symmetries or lack thereof&therefore from a strict phase transition viewpoint are equivalent. However in the practical regimes of supercooled liquids the predictions based on the fandom first order viewpoint have been taken to a quantitative level for molecular fluids. The simpler,back-of the envelope aspects of that theory and its comparison to experiment are reviewed inreference 11 of the Tarzia-Moore paper. They are available in final form on the website of the Annual Review of Physical Chemistry http://physchem.annualreviews.org. The reference is V.Lubchenko&P.G.Wolynes,Ann.Rev.Phys.Chem58,235-266(2007). I suggest that readers who are interested in seeing how one may obtain "the models directly from the molecular structure with fewer gestures',first look at this paper and papers cited therein. The paper by Tarzia and Moore relies on a mapping between structural glasses and an Ising spin glass in a field.
This was derived from the previously established connection at the mean field level with Potts spin glasses.
This mapping was developed earlier by Yeo&Moore and Drossel&Moore,as described in the Tarzia-Moore paper.By relying on a Landau expansion this mapping is most accurate near the dynamical transition at what is called Ta-the mode coupling temperature.
A related mapping more accurate far below Ta is to the random field Ising magnet in a field.
This was exploited by Kirkpatrick,Thirumalai&Wolynes and is the basis of treatments under the rubric of random first order transitions.
Admittedly both mappings possess the same symmetries or lack thereof&therefore from a strict phase transition viewpoint are equivalent.
However in the practical regimes of supercooled liquids the predictions based on the fandom first order viewpoint have been taken to a quantitative level for molecular fluids.
The simpler,back-of the envelope aspects of that theory and its comparison to experiment are reviewed inreference 11 of the Tarzia-Moore paper.
They are available in final form on the website of the Annual Review of Physical Chemistry
http://physchem.annualreviews.org.
The reference is V.Lubchenko&P.G.Wolynes,Ann.Rev.Phys.Chem58,235-266(2007).
I suggest that readers who are interested in seeing how one may obtain “the models directly from the molecular structure with fewer gestures’,first look at this paper and papers cited therein.

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