Dynamic Heterogeneity
Dynamic Heterogeneity is a phenomenon in amorphous solids characterized by the spatially non-uniform distribution of molecular mobility or relaxation dynamics, where regions of differing kinetic activity coexist due to variations in local structural environments.
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