Is it possible to use mode-coupling theory to explain the ultrasonic anomaly behavior?

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Issam,

You need to give a little background and hopefully a "big picture" of the question. Don't underestimate laymen's help to your question. but they need a icebreaker to your topic. The famous psychologist Piaget once said, his secret of recipe of doing research is: 1. read everything related to your field. 2. read nothing in you field.

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