Subdiffusive Energy Transport and Antipersistent Correlations Due to the Scattering of Phonons and Discrete Breathers
arXiv:2112.05029 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.106.L032201
Abstract
While there are many physical processes showing subdiffusion and some useful particle models for understanding the underlying mechanisms have been established, a systematic study of subdiffusive energy transport is still lacking. Here we present convincing evidence that the energy subdiffusion and its antipersistent correlations take place in a Hamiltonian lattice system with both harmonic nearest-neighbor and anharmonic long-range interactions. We further understand the underlying mechanisms from the scattering of phonons and discrete breathers. Our result sheds new light on understanding the extremely slow energy transport.
arXiv comment5 pages, 5 figures
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