Abstract
A self-consistent mode-coupling model for relaxation of density fluctuations in a supercooled liquid in the presence of slowly relaxing defect densities is proposed. The time scale for the final relaxation of the density correlations, in the glassy dynamics is self-consistently determined with that of the defects present in the amorphous system. The exponents of relaxation over various time scales and contribution to the transport coefficients from the mode-coupling effects are calculated.
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