Engineering transport by concatenated maps
arXiv:1310.5947 · doi:10.1142/S021947751340004X
Abstract
We present a generalized kick rotor model in which the phase of the kick can vary from kick to kick. This additional freedom allows one to control the transport in phase space. For a specific choice of kick-to-kick phases, we predict novel forms of accelerator modes which are potentially of high relevance for future experimental studies.
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