The deformation and flow of disordered solids, such as metallic glasses and concentrated
emulsions, involves swift localized rearrangements of particles that induce a long-range …

Amorphous solids, or glasses, are distinguished from crystalline solids by their lack of long-
range structural order. At the level of two-body structural correlations, glassformers show no …

For glasses, the structural origin of their flow phenomena, such as elastic and plastic
deformations especially the microscopic hidden flow before yield and glass-to-liquid …

In model amorphous solids produced via differing quench protocols, a strong correlation is
established between local yield stress measured by direct local probing of shear stress …

Yield stress materials flow if a sufficiently large shear stress is applied. Although such
materials are ubiquitous and relevant for industry, there is no accepted microscopic …

We study the role of elasticity-induced facilitation on the dynamics of glass-forming liquids by
a coarse-grained two-dimensional model in which local relaxation events, taking place by …

We generalize the force-level nonlinear Langevin equation theory of single particle hopping
to include collective effects associated with long range elastic distortion of the liquid. The …

Building on the elastically collective nonlinear Langevin equation theory developed for hard
spheres in Paper I, we propose and implement a quasi-universal theory for the alpha …

This perspective article reviews arguments that glass-forming liquids are different from those
of standard liquid-state theory, which typically have a viscosity in the mPa· s range and …

We show that in deeply supercooled liquids, structural relaxation proceeds via the
accumulation of Eshelby events, ie local rearrangements that create long-ranged and …