Abstract:Metallic glasses are a unique class of materials with exceptional mechanical properties, including high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and significant elasticity. These materials display intriguing dynamical relaxation processes, which influence their mechanical and thermal properties. Understanding the dynamical relaxations in metallic glasses is crucial for optimizing their performance in various applications. Due to the restrictions of experimental techniques to access processes at the atomic level, the detailed mechanisms responsible for the dynamical relaxations cannot be easily obtained. Numerical simulations are potential candidates to analyze the elementary dynamical processes at the atomic scale and thus to capture the fundamental origin of dynamical relaxations. The development of computing has allowed researchers to reach an enormous advancement in the understanding of the physical mechanisms behind dynamical relaxations in metallic glasses. This review provided a brief overview of the current state of research in numerical simulations of dynamical relaxations in metallic glasses, highlighting key methodologies, significant findings, ongoing challenges, and future directions. By synthesizing current research, this review emphasizes the importance of these simulations in improving the design and processing of metallic glasses (from structural materials to high-performance components) for a wide range of applications.