We have analytically derived the relaxation function for one-dimensional disordered complex systems in terms of autocorrelation function of fractal time random walk by using operator formalism. We have shown that the ...We have analytically derived the relaxation function for one-dimensional disordered complex systems in terms of autocorrelation function of fractal time random walk by using operator formalism. We have shown that the relaxation function has stretched exponential, i.e. the Kohlrausch-Williams-Watts character for a fractal time random walk process.展开更多
Evolution of the charged grains in a two-dimensional dusty plasma under a spatially harmonic external force,in particular,their long-time behaviors after the force has been withdrawn,is studied by using molecular dyna...Evolution of the charged grains in a two-dimensional dusty plasma under a spatially harmonic external force,in particular,their long-time behaviors after the force has been withdrawn,is studied by using molecular dynamics simulation.Under an external force and a grain–grain interaction force,initially homogeneously distributed grains can reach a quasistationary state in the form of a disk crystal.After the external force is withdrawn,the disk moves initially with its size and shape nearly unchanged until it rapidly stops moving,and eventually the disk grain rotates like a vortex.The time needed to reach the final state increases with the strength of the initial external force increasing.展开更多
文摘We have analytically derived the relaxation function for one-dimensional disordered complex systems in terms of autocorrelation function of fractal time random walk by using operator formalism. We have shown that the relaxation function has stretched exponential, i.e. the Kohlrausch-Williams-Watts character for a fractal time random walk process.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11975088 and 11705041)the Natural Science Foundation of Zhejiang Province,China(Grant No.LY15A050001)。
文摘Evolution of the charged grains in a two-dimensional dusty plasma under a spatially harmonic external force,in particular,their long-time behaviors after the force has been withdrawn,is studied by using molecular dynamics simulation.Under an external force and a grain–grain interaction force,initially homogeneously distributed grains can reach a quasistationary state in the form of a disk crystal.After the external force is withdrawn,the disk moves initially with its size and shape nearly unchanged until it rapidly stops moving,and eventually the disk grain rotates like a vortex.The time needed to reach the final state increases with the strength of the initial external force increasing.
