Slow dynamics of water under pressure
Francis W. Starr, Stephen Harrington, Francesco Sciortino, H. Eugene Stanley
Abstract
We perform lengthy molecular dynamics simulations of the SPC/E model of water to investigate the dynamics under pressure at many temperatures and compare with experimental measurements. We calculate the isochrones of the diffusion constant D and observe power-law behavior of D on lowering temperature with an apparent singularity at a temperature Tc(P), as observed for water. Additional calculations show that the dynamics of the SPC/E model are consistent with slowing down due to the transient caging of molecules, as described by the mode-coupling theory (MCT). This supports the hypothesis that the apparent divergences of dynamic quantities along Tc(P) in water may be associated with ``slowing down'' as described by MCT.
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