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Autori principali: Wittmer, J. P., Xu, H.
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Pubblicazione: 2024
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author Wittmer, J. P.
Xu, H.
author_facet Wittmer, J. P.
Xu, H.
contents We investigate generic inequalities of various contributions to the shear modulus $μ$ in ensembles of amorphous elastic bodies. We focus first on a simple elastic network model with connectivity matrices (CMs) which are either annealed or quenched, at or out of equilibrium. The stress-fluctuation formalism relation for $μ$ is rewritten as $μ= μ_1 + μ_a$ with $μ_1 \ge 0$ characterizing the variance of the quenched shear stresses and $μ_a$ being a simple average over all states and CMs. For equilibrium CM-distributions $μ_a$ becomes equivalent to the shear modulus of annealed systems, i.e. $μ_a \ge 0$, while more generally $μ_a$ may become strongly negative as shown by considering a temperature quench and a scalar active two-temperature model. Consistent relations are also found for glass-forming colloids where $μ-μ_1=μ_a=0$ for equilibrium ensembles, i.e. $μ$ is set by the quenched shear stresses, while $μ_a$ becomes again negative otherwise.
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spellingShingle On inequalities of shear modulus contributions in disordered elastic bodies
Wittmer, J. P.
Xu, H.
Soft Condensed Matter
Statistical Mechanics
We investigate generic inequalities of various contributions to the shear modulus $μ$ in ensembles of amorphous elastic bodies. We focus first on a simple elastic network model with connectivity matrices (CMs) which are either annealed or quenched, at or out of equilibrium. The stress-fluctuation formalism relation for $μ$ is rewritten as $μ= μ_1 + μ_a$ with $μ_1 \ge 0$ characterizing the variance of the quenched shear stresses and $μ_a$ being a simple average over all states and CMs. For equilibrium CM-distributions $μ_a$ becomes equivalent to the shear modulus of annealed systems, i.e. $μ_a \ge 0$, while more generally $μ_a$ may become strongly negative as shown by considering a temperature quench and a scalar active two-temperature model. Consistent relations are also found for glass-forming colloids where $μ-μ_1=μ_a=0$ for equilibrium ensembles, i.e. $μ$ is set by the quenched shear stresses, while $μ_a$ becomes again negative otherwise.
title On inequalities of shear modulus contributions in disordered elastic bodies
topic Soft Condensed Matter
Statistical Mechanics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.02493