S. Kojima et Vn. Novikov, CORRELATION OF TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENCE OF QUASI-ELASTIC-LIGHT-SCATTERING INTENSITY AND ALPHA-RELAXATION TIME, Physical review. B, Condensed matter, 54(1), 1996, pp. 222-227
Quasielastic light scattering (QLS) in propylene glycol is measured in
a temperature interval 95-320 K in order to study the fast relaxation
processes. A model of the fast relaxation is proposed that predicts t
he growth of the QLS as a function of the free volume. By fitting the
experimental data on QLS within the framework of the model, the Vogel-
Fulcher-Tammann temperature T-0 was found. The latter is in good agree
ment with the value of T-0 determined from the temperature dependence
of the alpha-relaxation time.