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Generally there are two strategies in fitting the measured structuralrelaxation time of glass-forming liquids: the single-formula approach e.g. theVogel-Tammann-Fulcher equation,and the multi-branch approach. In this note, atwo-branch method was presented. By analyzing existing single- and multi-branchapproaches, I am trying to recall the attention of researchers in this field tothe possibilities of the multi-branch approach.

Fitting the structural relaxation time of glass-forming liquids: single- or multi-branch approach?