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Hall And Wolynes Reply [Reply To Comment On ‘‘Microscopic Theory Of Network Glasses’’], Randall W. Hall, Peter G. Wolynes
Hall And Wolynes Reply [Reply To Comment On ‘‘Microscopic Theory Of Network Glasses’’], Randall W. Hall, Peter G. Wolynes
Randall W. Hall
In a Comment on our recent paper on network glasses (Phys. Rev. Lett., 2003, 90, 085505), Micoulaut and Boolchand (MB) compare our predictions on glass transitions in network systems for the ratios of the transition temperatures TA/TG and TK/TG with experimental data. They claim significant differences between experiment and theory are seen and claim the lack of agreement is due to flaws in our theory. Their comparison of TA/TG is incorrect as they do not measure the same quantity that our theory predicts. The TK/TG comparison shows remarkable agreement between theory and experiment.