Article Dans Une Revue Physical Review Letters Année : 2024

Yielding Is an Absorbing Phase Transition with Vanishing Critical Fluctuations

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The yielding transition in athermal complex fluids can be interpreted as an absorbing phase transition between an elastic, absorbing state with high mesoscopic degeneracy and a flowing, active state. We characterize quantitatively this phase transition in an elastoplastic model under fixed applied shear stress, using a finite-size scaling analysis. We find vanishing critical fluctuations of the order parameter (i.e., the shear rate), and relate this property to the convex character of the phase transition (β >1). We locate yielding within a family of models akin to fixed-energy sandpile (FES) models, only with long-range redistribution kernels with zero modes that result from mechanical equilibrium. For redistribution kernels with sufficiently fast decay, this family of models belongs to a short-range universality class distinct from the conserved directed percolation class of usual FES, which is induced by zero modes.

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hal-04754676 , version 1 (04-11-2024)

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Tristan Jocteur, Shana Figueiredo, Eric Bertin, Romain Mari, Kirsten Martens. Yielding Is an Absorbing Phase Transition with Vanishing Critical Fluctuations. Physical Review Letters, 2024, 132 (26), pp.268203. ⟨10.1103/PhysRevLett.132.268203⟩. ⟨hal-04754676⟩
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