Motional dispersions and ratchet effect in inertial systems

We obtain ratchet effect in inertial structureless systems in symmetric periodic potentials where the asymmetry comes from the non-uniform friction offered by the medium and driven by symmetric periodic forces. In the adiabatic limit the calculations are done by extending the matrix continued fraction method and also by numerically solving the appropriate Langevin equation. For finite frequency field drive the ratchet effect is obtained only numerically. In the transient time scales the system shows dispersionless behaviour as reported earlier when a constant force is applied. In the periodic drive case the dispersion behaviour is more complex. In this brief communication we report some of the results of our work.      

Deterministic inhomogeneous inertia ratchets

We study the deterministic dynamics of a periodically driven particle in the underdamped case in a spatially symmetric periodic potential. The system is subjected to a space-dependent friction coefficient, which is similarly periodic as the potential but with a phase difference. We observe that frictional inhomogeneity in a symmetric periodic potential mimics most of the qualitative features of deterministic dynamics in a homogeneous system with an asymmetric periodic potential. We point out the need of averaging over the initial phase of the external drive at small frictional inhomogeneity parameter values or analogously low potential asymmetry regimes in obtaining ratchet current. We also show that at low amplitudes of the drive, where ratchet current is not possible in the deterministic case, noise plays a significant role in realizing ratchet current.     

Super-Hydrodynamic Limit in Interacting Particle Systems

This paper is a follow-up of the work initiated in (Arab J Math, 2014), where we investigated the hydrodynamic limit of symmetric independent random walkers with birth at the origin and death at the rightmost occupied site. Here we obtain two further results: first we characterize the stationary states on the hydrodynamic time scale as a family of linear macroscopic profiles parameterized by their mass. Then we prove that beyond hydrodynamics there exists a longer time scale where the evolution becomes random. On such a super-hydrodynamic scale the particle system is at each time close to the stationary state with same mass and the mass fluctuates performing a Brownian motion reflected at the origin.     

Using multiple attractor chaotic systems for communication

In recent work with symmetric chaotic systems, we synchronized two such systems with one-way driving. The drive system had two possible attractors, but the response system always synchronized with the drive system. In this work, we show how we may combine two attractor chaotic systems with a multiplexing technique first developed by Tsimring and Suschick to make a simple communications system. We note that our response system is never synchronized to our drive system (not even in a generalized sense), but we are still able to transmit information. We characterize the performance of the communications system when noise is added to the transmitted signal.     

含时谐振子系统的时间演化及压缩态

研究了有压缩和驱动项的含时谐振子系统的时间演化.通过适当选取厄密不变量，得到含时谐振子系统的量子态时间演化的封闭解及该系统的时间演化算符，给出产生压缩态的条件，得出驱动项不影响系统压缩态的结论. 关键词：     

基于量子点接触的开放双量子点系统电子转移特性

基于量子点接触探测器(QPC)理论上研究了双量子点(DQD)系统在耗散环境和纯退相环境影响下的电子转移特性.结果表明,耗散环境中探测器导致的退相干会增大平均电流和Fano factor随时间演化的值,并观察到量子芝诺效应的存在.在对称的DQD情况下,弛豫减小了平均电流随时间演化的震荡振幅.在非对称的DQD情况下,弛豫降低了Fano factor随时间演化的峰值.纯退相环境中测量会阻碍共隧穿过程中不同电流通道之间的转换,导致Fano factor的极高值.在对称的DQD情况下,增大纯退相速率会提高Fano factor.在非对称的DQD情况下,动力学随时间的演化对纯退相环境不敏感.另外,还发现探测器内n个电子的转移几率只受QPC与DQD耦合的影响.我们的结论可以为实验工作者研究电子输运特性提供理论参考.     

慢变控制下Chen系统的复杂行为及其机理

由于Chen系统的控制分析大都是基于同一时间尺度,而两时间尺度耦合问题的相关研究基本上局限于单维慢变量情形.本文探讨了基于慢时间尺度上的Duffing振子,即含有两维慢子系统控制下Chen系统的动力学演化过程.给出了诸如对称式fold/fold、对称式fold/Hopf、对称式homoclinic/homoclinic等不同形式的簇发振荡行为,并揭示了其相应的产生机制,指出慢子系统中两维慢变量的相互影响导致系统产生了类似于周期激励下的簇发行为.     

Influence of Interaction Between Qubits on Entanglement Sudden Death and Birth

Dynamic evolution of entanglement is studied for coupling two-qubit system in non-Markov environment in terms of concurrence. We find that the degree of entanglement depends on the initial quantum state of the system and the interaction between the two-qubit system and the environment. When the interaction between the qubits and the environment is completely symmetric, especially, the environment has no effect on the entanglement, where the decoherence is entirely resulted from the interaction between qubits. By controlling the coupling way of the interaction, thus, one may avoid the entanglement sudden death (ESD).     

Complex behavior of globally coupled Hamiltonian elements

We study the effects of global coupling on a set of elements whose individual dynamics is that of a one-dimensional Hamiltonian system subject to a double-well symmetric potential. Since the coupled set is in turn a Hamiltonian system, complete entrainment or synchronization is not possible due to the conservation of the phase-space volume. Instead, global coupling gives rise to a new kind of collective behavior, where the elements — initially scattered at random in the phase plane — become distributed in a complex, fractal structure. We suggest that this form of spontaneous organization should be generic in the evolution of globally coupled Hamiltonian elements.     

Coevolution of strategy and structure in complex networks with dynamical linking

We introduce a model in which individuals differ in the rate at which they seek new interactions with others, making rational decisions modeled as general symmetric two-player games. Once a link between two individuals has formed, the productivity of this link is evaluated. Links can be broken off at different rates. We provide analytic results for the limiting cases where linking dynamics is much faster than evolutionary dynamics and vice versa, and show how the individual capacity of forming new links or severing inconvenient ones maps into the problem of strategy evolution in a well-mixed population under a different game. For intermediate ranges, we investigate numerically the detailed interplay determined by these two time scales and show that the scope of validity of the analytical results extends to a much wider ratio of time scales than expected.     

Critical curves and coexisting attractors in a quasiperiodically forced delayed system

We study three critical curves in a quasiperiodically driven system with time delays, where occurrence of symmetry-breaking and symmetry-recovering phenomena can be observed. Typical dynamical tongues involving strange nonchaotic attractors (SNAs) can be distinguished. A striking phenomenon that can be discovered is multistability and coexisting attractors in some tongues surrounding by critical curves. The blowout bifurcation accompanying with on-off intermittency can also be observed. We show that collision of attractors at a symmetric invariant subspace can lead to the appearance of symmetry-breaking.     

具有不可共度势的掺杂一维体系中波函数的计算

本文将单点杂质引入到不可共度势一维体系中,用格林函数方法推导了杂质状态的能级和波函数。发现当杂质处在不可共度势变化较快的位置时,杂质能级的变化也较大。杂质状态的波函数是略有波动的指数衰减函数。讨论了杂质对带内状态波函数的影响,发现以杂质点为对称的体系中,具有偶宇称的状态波函数,在杂质的附近,振幅有相当大的下降。在对杂质点无对称性的体系中,在杂质的附近,产生一个振幅的阶跃。 关键词：     

On the evolution equations for ideal magnetohydrodynamics in curved spacetime

We examine the problem of the construction of a first order symmetric hyperbolic evolution system for the Einstein-Maxwell-Euler system. Our analysis is based on a 1?+?3 tetrad formalism which makes use of the components of the Weyl tensor as one of the unknowns. In order to ensure the symmetric hyperbolicity of the evolution equations implied by the Bianchi identity, we introduce a tensor of rank 3 corresponding to the covariant derivative of the Faraday tensor. Our analysis includes the case of a perfect fluid with infinite conductivity (ideal magnetohydrodynamics) as a particular subcase.     

The effect and control on remaining the quantum correlation by the coupling symmetry between qubits and the bath

We study the dynamic evolution of quantum correlation of two interacting coupled qubits system in non-Markov environment, and quantify the quantum correlation using concurrence and quantum discord. We find that although both of them are physical quantities which measure the system characteristics of the quantum correlations, the quantum discord is more robust than concurrence, since it can keep a positive value even when the ESD happens. The quantum correlation of quantum system not only depends on the initial state but also strongly depends on the coupling ways between qubits and environment. For the given initial state, by keeping the coupling between qubits and environment in completely symmetric, we can completely avoid the effect the decoherence influenced on the quantum correlation and effectively prolong the survival time of quantum discord and concurrence. We also find that the stronger the interaction between qubits is, the more conducive the death of the quantum correlation is resisted.     

Existence of Axially Symmetric Static Solutions of the Einstein-Vlasov System

We prove the existence of static, asymptotically flat non-vacuum spacetimes with axial symmetry where the matter is modeled as a collisionless gas. The axially symmetric solutions of the resulting Einstein-Vlasov system are obtained via the implicit function theorem by perturbing off a suitable spherically symmetric steady state of the Vlasov-Poisson system.     

Coherence stability in three-level systems

We study the decoherence rate for estimating the time at which the coherence instability of a quantum pure state is onset. We analyze the coherence stability of pure states of a three-level quantum system under the effect of a bosonic reservoir and driven by two Raman classical fields. By assuming the boson systems to be in thermal states we find for a symmetric V-system a set of three states free from decoherence and, for a symmetric cascade-system, a two-dimensional subspace whose states are stable against the considered decoherence mechanism.     

Dynamics of Condensation in the Totally Asymmetric Inclusion Process

We study the dynamics of condensation of the inclusion process on a one-dimensional periodic lattice in the thermodynamic limit, generalising recent results on finite lattices for symmetric dynamics. Our main focus is on totally asymmetric dynamics which have not been studied before, and which we also compare to exact solutions for symmetric systems. We identify all relevant dynamical regimes and corresponding time scales as a function of the system size, including a coarsening regime where clusters move on the lattice and exchange particles, leading to a growing average cluster size. The second moment of the occupation numbers is a suitable observable to characterise the transition, and exhibits a power law scaling in this regime before saturating to stationarity following an exponential decay depending on the system size. Our results are based on heuristic derivations and exact computations for symmetric systems, and are supported by detailed simulation data.     

Counterintuitive Gaussian pulse sequence in three-level ladder scheme

In a recent publication we have studied counterintuitive pulse sequence applied to a three level ladder scheme, utilizing rectangular-shaped pulses. In this research we investigate amplification without population inversion in a three level ladder system interacting with two electromagnetic fields, namely, the probe and coupling fields. We take both probe and drive fields in the form of Gaussian shaped pulses. In a counterintuitive sequence scheme, the short probe pulse is introduced prior to the application of the coupling field, in contrast to a regular sequence scheme, where both fields are introduced at the same time. The influence of varying the probe pulse width and time delay between the initiation times of the probe and coupling fields on transient probe gain is investigated. It is found that the system exhibits a kind of memory about previously applied weak probe pulse. This may allow for detection of the past event by applying a strong drive pulse in the future.     

Evolution of collective N atom states in single photon superradiance: Effect of virtual Lamb shift processes

We present analytical solutions for the evolution of collective states of N atoms. On the one hand is a (timed) Dicke state prepared by the conditional absorption of a single photon and exhibiting superradiant decay. This is in strong contrast to the evolution of a symmetric Dicke state which is trapped for large atomic clouds. We show that virtual processes yield only a small effect on the evolution of the rapidly decaying timed Dicke state. However, they change the long time dynamics from exponential decay into a power-law behavior which can be observed experimentally. For trapped states virtual processes are much more important and provide new decay channels resulting in a slow decay of the otherwise trapped state.     

Rise of quantum correlations in non-Markovian environments in continuous-variable systems

We investigate the time evolution of quantum correlations, which are measured by Gaussian quantum discord in a continuous-variable bipartite system subject to common and independent non-Markovian environments. Considering an initial two-mode Gaussian symmetric squeezed thermal state, we show that quantum correlations can be created during the non-Markovian evolution, which is different from the Markovian process. Furthermore, we find that the temperature is a key factor during the evolution in non-Markovian environments. For common reservoirs, a maximum creation of quantum correlations may occur under an appropriate temperature. For independent reservoirs, the non-Markovianity of the total system corresponds to the subsystem whose temperature is higher. In both common and independent environments, the Gaussian quantum discord is influenced by the temperature and the photon number of each mode.