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Polarization fluctuations were measured in nanoscale volumes of a polymer glass during aging following a temperature quench through the glass transition. Statistical properties of the noise were studied in equilibrium and during aging. The noise spectral density had a larger temporal variance during aging; i.e., the noise was more non-Gaussian, suggesting stronger correlations during aging.
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Sinnathamby et al. (2005) studied this question.
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