Ranko Richert

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Arizona State University

United States

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Ranko Richert is a Professor at Arizona State University, United States. His research areas encompass dielectric properties of materials, vapor deposition processes, and structural evolution in glass-forming liquids. Recent publications include studies on the structural dynamics of vapor-deposited glasses and the dielectric behavior of various liquids, contributing to the understanding of material stability and relaxation phenomena.

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Dmitry Matyushov

Arizona State University

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Jan P. Gabriel

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Jeffery Yarger

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Arizona State University

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Lian Yu

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Paul M. Voyles

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Anthony Guiseppi-Elie

Texas A&M University

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Mark D. Ediger

University of Wisconsin-Madison

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Structural Evolution in a Glass-Forming Liquid Alcohol by X-Ray Scattering: Contrasting Behaviors of Main Peak and Prepeak Structures

Observing the Mobile Surface Layer of Water During Vapor Deposition and Its Impact on Structure

Transformation of Highly Stable Two-Component Glasses with Large <i>T</i><sub>g</sub> Contrast

A “hump” in the third-order dielectric response of a highly polar liquid: Now you see it, now you don’t

Anatomy of the dielectric behavior of methyl-m-toluate glasses during and after vapor deposition

On the origin of time-aging-time superposition

Initial stages of rejuvenation of vapor-deposited glasses during isothermal annealing: Contrast between experiment and simulation

Dielectric Study of <i>n</i>-Propanol during Physical Vapor Deposition: No Surface Mobility and No Kinetic Stability

On revealing structural relaxation of ionic liquids by high-field dielectric techniques

Unusual Transformation of Mixed Isomer Decahydroisoquinoline Stable Glasses

Engineering the glass structure of a discotic liquid crystal by multiple kinetic arrests

From Single-Particle to Collective Dynamics in Supercooled Liquids

To age or not to age: Anatomy of a supercooled liquid’s response to a high alternating electric field

Fast vs slow physical aging of a glass forming liquid

Comparing two sources of physical aging: Temperature vs electric field

One experiment makes a direct comparison of structural recovery with equilibrium relaxation

From very low to high fields: The dielectric behavior of the liquid crystal 5CB

Chemical Variants of the Dicyanamide Anion, and a Landscape for Basic and Superbasic Ionic Liquids

Strong increase of correlations in liquid glycerol observed by nonlinear dielectric techniques

Structures of glasses created by multiple kinetic arrests

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Dmitry Matyushov

Jan P. Gabriel

Jeffery Yarger

Lian Yu

Paul M. Voyles

Anthony Guiseppi-Elie

Mark D. Ediger

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