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Tunable Mpemba effect in a polymer-bead system with inertia

2026-07-16 · arXiv: 2607.15266

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A solar energy research paper on Tunable Mpemba effect in a polymer-bead system with inertia.

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Original abstract

We propose an experimentally motivated model in which the Mpemba effect can be controlled through the system's inertia. The model describes a polymer undergoing a denaturation transition whose force-extension curve contains a plateau that slows relaxation. When the system is initially prepared at a higher temperature or under a weaker stretching force, the bead accumulates greater kinetic energy, allowing it to cross the plateau more rapidly and thereby producing the Mpemba effect. Increasing the bead mass broadens the range of initial temperatures over which this mechanism operates. A similar mechanism also generates the inverse Mpemba effect.

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