  We study the dynamics of particles in a multi-component 2d Lennard-Jones (LJ)
fluid in the limiting case where {\it all the particles are different} (APD).
The equilibrium properties of this APD system were studied in our earlier work
[J.~Chem.~Phys.~142, 051104]. We use molecular dynamics simulations to
investigate the statistical properties of particle trajectories in a
temperature range covering both normal and supercooled fluid states. We
calculate the mean-square displacement as well as angle, displacement and
waiting time distributions, and compare the results with those for
one-component LJ fluid. As temperature is lowered, the dynamics of the APD
system becomes increasingly complex, as the intrinsic difference between the
particles is amplified by neighborhood identity ordering and by the
heterogeneous structure of the supercooled state.
