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We analyze the molecular dynamics heterogeneity of the liquid crystal4-n-octyl-4'-cyanobiphenyl nanoconfined in porous silicon. We show that thetemperature dependence of the dynamic correlation length ?wall, which measuresthe distance over which a memory of the interfacial slowing down of themolecular dynamics persists, is closely related to the growth of theshort-range static order arising from quenched random fields. More generally,this result may also shed some light on the connection between static anddynamic heterogeneities in a wide class of condensed and soft matter systems.

Relation between static short-range order and dynamic heterogeneities in a nanoconfined liquid crystal