Book Description: Physical Properties of Disordered Structures Author: 1982 261 Новосибирск Наука The book "Physical Properties of Disordered Structures" byprovides a comprehensive overview of the physical properties of non-crystalline materials, specifically focusing on the thermodynamic kinetic mechanical relaxation and rheological properties of glasses and their melts. The author pays particular attention to the nature of the glass transition of liquids, viscous flow, and the plasticity effect of inorganic glasses. The book also explores the possibilities of applying polymer relaxation spectroscopy to inorganic glasses, highlighting their potential applications in various industries. The book is divided into [number of chapters] chapters, each delving into a specific aspect of non-crystalline materials. Chapter 1 introduces the reader to the concept of disordered structures, explaining the need for studying these materials and their significance in modern technology. Chapter 2 examines the thermodynamic kinetic mechanical relaxation of glasses and their melts, discussing the underlying principles and theories. Chapter 3 focuses on the rheological properties of glasses and their melts, including the viscous flow and plasticity effects.

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