Johari–Goldstein relaxation
= Johari–Goldstein relaxation
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Johari–Goldstein relaxation refers to a concept in the field of statistical mechanics and thermodynamics, particularly in the study of glassy systems. It is named after two researchers, Joseph Johari and Steven Goldstein, who introduced the idea in their work on the dynamics of glasses. In general, relaxation processes in materials can occur when a system approaches equilibrium after a disturbance.