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At low enough temperatures and high densities, the equilibrium configurationof an ensemble of ultrasoft particles is a self-assembled, ordered,cluster-crystal. In the present work we explore the out-of-equilibrium dynamicsfor a two-dimensional realization, which is relevant to superconductingmaterials with multi-scale intervortex forces. We find that for smalltemperatures following a quench, the suppression of the thermally-activatedparticle hopping hinders the ordering. This results in a glass transition for amonodispersed ensemble, for which we derive a microscopic explanation in termsof an "effective polydispersity" induced by multi-scale interactions. Thisdemonstrates that a vortex glass can form in clean systems of thin films of"type-1.5" superconductors. An additional setup to study this physics can belayered superconducting systems, where the shape of the effective vortex-vortexinteractions can be engineered.

Glass transitions in monodisperse cluster-forming ensembles: vortex matter in type-1.5 superconductors