Anomalous diffusion and dynamical localization in polygonal billiards

We study numerically classical and quantum dynamics of a piecewise parabolic area preserving map on a cylinder which emerges from the bounce map of elongated triangular billiards. The classical map exhibits anomalous diffusion. Quantization of the same map results in a system with dynamical localization and pure point spectrum.     

Complex dynamical invariants for two-dimensional complex potentials

Complex dynamical invariants are searched out for two-dimensional complex potentials using rationalization method within the framework of an extended complex phase space characterized by x?=?x ₁?+?i p ₃,?y?=?x ₂?+?i p ₄, ?p _x ?=?p ₁?+?i x ₃, ?p _y ?=?p ₂?+?i x ₄. It is found that the cubic oscillator and shifted harmonic oscillator admit quadratic complex invariants. The obtained invariants may be useful for studying non-Hermitian Hamiltonian systems.     

A dynamical approach to successive asymptopia

It is argued, on the basis of a multiperipheral dynamics, that the s^α expansion of amplitudes could be appropriate for not too high energies (first asymptotic expansion). At ISR energies we should witness the first steps in the building up of the second asymptotic expansion which would imply (log s)^β behaviour.     

Exact invariants and adiabatic invariants of dynamical system of relative motion

Based on the theory of symmetries and conserved quantities, the exact invariants and adiabatic invariants of a dynamical system of relative motion are studied. The perturbation to symmetries for the dynamical system of relative motion under small excitation is discussed. The concept of high-order adiabatic invariant is presented, and the form of exact invariants and adiabatic invariants as well as the conditions for their existence are given. Then the corresponding inverse problem is studied.     

A dynamical approach to the cosmological constant

This Letter presents an exact analytic solution of a simple cosmological model in presence of both nonrelativistic matter and scalar field where Einstein's cosmological constant Λ appears as an integration constant. Unlike Einstein's cosmological constant ascribed to vacuum energy, the dark energy density and the energy density of the ordinary matter decrease at the same rate during the expansion of the universe. Therefore the model is free of the coincidence problem. Comparing the predictions using this model with the current cosmological observations shows that the results are consistent.     

Using invariants to change detection in dynamical system with chaos

Change detection is the crucial subject in dynamical systems. There are suitable methods for detecting changes for linear systems and some methods for nonlinear systems, but there is a lack of methods concerning chaotic systems. This paper presents change detection techniques for dynamical systems with chaos. We consider the dynamical system described by the time series which originated from ordinary differential equation and real-world phenomena. We assume that the change parameters are unknown and the change could be either slight or drastic. The process of change detection is based on characteristic dynamical system invariants. Changes in the invariants’ values of the dynamical systems are the indicators of change. We propose a method of change detection based on the fractal dimension and recurrence plot. The automatic detection is provided by control charts. Methods were checked by using small data sets and stream data.     

A Hamiltonian approach for skew-product dynamical systems

The problem on the existence of Hamiltonian structures for (nonlinear) skew-product dynamical systems is studied via coupling Poisson structures. This research was partially supported by CONACYT under grant no. 55463.     

A dynamical systems approach to spiral wave dynamics

A simple system of five nonlinear ordinary differential equations is shown to reproduce many dynamical features of spiral waves in two-dimensional excitable media.     

El-Nabulsi动力学模型下Birkhoff系统Noether对称性的摄动与绝热不变量

基于El-Nabulsi动力学模型,研究了小扰动作用下Birkhoff系统Noether对称性的摄动与绝热不变量问题.首先,将El-Nabulsi提出的在分数阶微积分框架下基于Riemann-Liouville分数阶积分的非保守系统动力学模型拓展到Birkhoff系统,建立El-Nabulsi-Birkhoff方程;其次,基于在无限小变换下El-Nabulsi-Pfaff作用量的不变性,给出Noether准对称性的定义和判据,得到了Noether对称性导致的精确不变量;再次,引入力学系统的绝热不变量概念,研究El-Nabulsi动力学模型下受小扰动作用的Birkhoff系统Noether对称性的摄动与绝热不变量之间的关系,得到了对称性摄动导致的绝热不变量的条件及其形式.作为特例,给出了El-Nabulsi动力学模型下相空间中非保守系统和经典Birkhoff系统的Noether对称性的摄动与绝热不变量.以著名的Hojman-Urrutia问题为例,研究其在El-Nabulsi动力学模型下的Noether对称性,得到了相应的精确不变量和绝热不变量.     

A combinatorial approach to topological quantum field theories and invariants of graphs

The combinatorial state sum of Turaev and Viro for a compact 3-manifold in terms of quantum 6j-symbols is generalized by introducing observables in the form of coloured graphs. They satisfy braiding relations and allow for surgeries and a discussion of cobordism theory. Application of these techniques give the dimension and an explicit basis for the vector space of the topological quantum field theory associated to any Riemann surface with arbitrary coloured punctures.Dedicated to H. Araki and E. Lieb on the occasion of their 60^th birthdaysSupported by DFG, SFB 288 Differentialgeometrie und Quantenphysik     

A new approach for controlling chaotic dynamical systems

The chaos control method proposed by Ott and his coworkers and now called the OGY method has attracted much attention. However, in some applications this technique requires a very long time until the control applies and it is not so effective. In this Letter, we present a new chaos control method in which this problem is improved. The main difference from the OGY method is the use of nonlinear approximations for chaotic dynamical systems and stable manifolds of the target points. We give an example for the Hénon map to demonstrate the effectiveness of the present method. Our method is also shown to be robust to modeling errors like the OGY method.     

A cellular dynamical mean field theory approach to Mottness

We investigate the properties of a strongly correlated electron system in the proximity of a Mott insulating phase within the Hubbard model, using a cluster generalization of the dynamical mean field theory. We find that Mottness is intimately connected with the existence in momentum space of a surface of zeros of the single particle Green’s function. The opening of a Mott-Hubbard gap at half filling and the opening of a pseudogap at finite doping are necessary elements for the existence of this surface. At the same time, the Fermi surface may change topology or even disappear. Within this framework, we provide a simple picture for the appearance of Fermi arcs. We identify the strong short-range correlations as the source of these phenomena and we identify the cumulant as the natural irreducible quantity capable of describing this short-range physics. We develop a new version of the cellular dynamical mean field theory based on cumulants that provides the tools for a unified treatment of general lattice Hamiltonians.     

Quantum dynamical semigroups and approach to equilibrium

For a quantum dynamical semigroup possessing a faithful normal stationary state, some conditions are discussed, which ensure the uniqueness of the equilibrium state and/or the approach to equilibrium for arbitrary initial condition.A fellowship from the Italian Ministry of Public Education is acknowledged.     

Cumulant approach to dynamical correlation functions

A new theoretical approach, based on the introduction of cumulants, to calculate time dependent correlation functions at zero temperature is presented. In contrast to usual diagrammatic treatments of Green functions, the present method can be applied to operators which do not satisfy standard fermion or boson commutation relations. The introduction of cumulants is equivalent to applying the linked-cluster theorem. Thus, only connected expectation values have to be evaluated, even in cases for which Wick's theorem does not apply. The method expresses correlation functions in a form accessible to projection technique approaches. However, it circumvents a conceptual difficulty inherent in standard projection technique. There static expectation values, which are defined within the exact ground state, have to be evaluated independently. Our technique is a generalization, to dynamical aspects, of a recently introduced cumulant approach, which was restricted to the calculation of static ground-state properties. It seems to be an appropriate theoretical tool to treat the influence of strong electronic correlations like, e.g., in the new high-T _c superconducting materials. Two applications of the formalism have been given recently.     

A dynamical system approach to SOC models of Zhang's type

We discuss Zhang's model of SOC in the framework of hyperbolic dynamical systems with singularities. The fractal structure of the invariant energy distribution, correlation decay-like phenomena, and symbolic coding are discussed.     

A variational approach to connecting orbits in nonlinear dynamical systems

We propose a variational method for determining homoclinic and heteroclinic orbits including spiral-shaped ones in nonlinear dynamical systems. Starting from a suitable initial curve, a homotopy evolution equation is used to approach a true connecting orbit. The procedure is an extension of a variational method that has been used previously for locating cycles, and avoids the need for linearization in search of simple connecting orbits. Examples of homoclinic and heteroclinic orbits for typical dynamical systems are presented. In particular, several heteroclinic orbits of the steady-state Kuramoto–Sivashinsky equation are found, which display interesting topological structures, closely related to those of the corresponding periodic orbits.