Ultrastable glasses portray similar behaviour to ordinary glasses at high pressure.

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Perspective: Highly stable vapor-deposited glasses.Why is surface diffusion the same in ultrastable, ordinary, aged, and ultrathin molecular glasses?

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High-modulus organic glasses prepared by physical vapor deposition.

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