Abstract
The low-frequency Raman spectra of a few glass forming liquids were analysed. It is shown that the main difference of the spectra for strong and fragile glass formers is the ratio of vibrational to relaxation contributions: the stronger the glass former, the higher is the vibrational contribution. It is shown that this difference correlates with the difference in the low-temperature anomalies of glasses. The spectra are compared with the mode coupling theory predictions. Qualitatively the predicted behavior is observed in all cases, however, some quantitative disagreement is found.
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