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Critical scaling for the jamming transition of granular materials M. Otsuki (Aoyama Gakuin Univ.) H. Hayakawa (Kyoto Univ.) Granular materials Sand Saturn ring mustard seed Ginkaku-ji temple Shear stress Shear stress Shear stress Shear


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Critical scaling for the jamming transition of granular materials

  • M. Otsuki (Aoyama Gakuin Univ.)
  • H. Hayakawa (Kyoto Univ.)
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Granular materials

Saturn ring mustard seed Sand Ginkaku-ji temple

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Sheared granular materials

Gas (Φ = 0.12)

Inhomogeneous flow Shear stress Shear stress

Dense liquid (Φ = 0.8)

Homogeneous flow

Shear stress Shear stress

Amorphous solid (Φ = 0.85)

Shear stress

No flow

Shear stress

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Jamming transition

Dense liquid (Φ = 0.8)

Homogeneous flow

Shear stress Shear stress

Amorphous solid (Φ = 0.85)

Shear stress

No flow

Shear stress

Transition point ΦJ

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Jamming transition for athermal materials

Foam Colloidal suspensions Josephson junction array

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Model of granular materials

  • Fn = k δΔ - η vn
  • Δ = 1 (Disk)
  • Δ = 3 / 2 (Sphere)
  • Friction coefficient : μ
  • Ft < μ Fn (Coulomb’s friction)
  • Frictionless : μ = 0
  • Frictional : μ > 0

Fn Ft Fn Ft

δ

Normal force Tangential force

Elastic part Dissipative part

Φ < ΦJ Φ > ΦJ

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ΦJ

Viscosity η η ~ (Φ- ΦJ)-3

Critical properties

Φ - ΦJ

Shear modulus Pressure P

ΦJ

P ~ (Φ- ΦJ) G ~ (Φ- ΦJ)1/2

Frictionless case, Δ = 1

Φ < ΦJ Φ > ΦJ

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Rheological property

α, β : Critical exponents

α Hatano, 2008

scaling plot Frictionless case, Δ = 1

σ(γ, Φ) = |Φ - ΦJ|β S±(γ |Φ-ΦJ|-α)

Shear stress σ Shear rate γ .

σ(γ, Φ) / |Φ - ΦJ|β γ |Φ-ΦJ|-α

. . For Φ < ΦJ, σ ∝ γ2 (liquid) For Φ > ΦJ, σ ≃ const (solid) For Φ ≃ ΦJ, σ ∝ γyγ . .

non-linear transport property

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Dynamics (constant shear rate)

Φ = 0.80 < ΦJ Φ = 0.85 > ΦJ

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Φ = 0.80 < ΦJ Φ = 0.85 > ΦJ

Dynamics (velocity fluctuation)

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Characteristic features

The critical exponents depend on the type of the contact force. The critical exponents are independent of the dimension.

Fn = k δΔ

Mean field theory Dimension D = 2, 3, 4 with the same exponents

  • btained from the theory.
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Effect of Friction

Frictionless (μ = 0.0) Frictional (μ = 2.0)

Hysteresis loop for frictional case

σ σ

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Effect of friction (pressure)

Pressure P Pressure P

Frictionless (μ = 0.0) Continuous transition Frictional (μ = 2.0) Discontinuous transition ΔP

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Effect of friction (type of the transition)

0.001 0.002 0.003 0.004 0.005 0.5 1 1.5 2

ΔP ΔP

Continuous transition Discontinuous transition

Friction coefficient μ

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Phase diagram

ΔP

Area of the hysteresis loop

ΦC ΦS

P ~ (Φ- ΦS) ΦS ΦC

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Summary & Discussion

  • Jamming transition : Athermal transition

from liquid-like states to solid-like states.

  • Critical exponents depend on the interaction.
  • Continuous transition for frictionless case,

discontinuous transition for frictional case.

  • Hysteresis loop, many critical densities.
  • Our result may provide a better understanding
  • f dynamics and non-linear transport properties
  • f dense matters.