  A quantum field theory of the liquid-glass transition in water based on the
two band model in the harmonic potential approximation is presented by taking
into account of the hydrogen bonding effect and the polarization effect. The
sound and diffusion associated with intra-band density fluctuations, and the
phonons and viscocity associated with inter-band density fluctuations are
calculated. The Kauzmann paradox on the Kauzmann's entropy crisis and the
Vogel-Tamman-Fulcher (VTF) law on the relaxation times and the transport
coefficients are elucidated from the sound instability at a reciprocal particle
distance corresponding a hydrogen bond length and at the sound instability
temperature very close to the Kauzmann temperature. The gap of specific heat at
the glass transition temperature and the boson peaks are also presented.
