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most citedSurface Roughness and Effective Stick-Slip Motion

53 citations · 222 across the 13 of their papers we have counts for

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13 papers

cond-mat.dis-nn2014★ 4 cited

Applications and identification of surface correlations

M. Escobar, A. E. Meyerovich

We compare theoretical, experimental, and computational approaches to random rough surfaces. The aim is to produce rough surfaces with desirable correlations and to analyze the cor…

physics.ins-det2009★ 47 cited

A method to measure the resonance transitions between the gravitationally bound quantum states of neutrons in the GRANIT spectrometer

M. Kreuz, V. V. Nesvizhevsky, P. Schmidt-Wellenburg +21

We present a method to measure the resonance transitions between the gravitationally bound quantum states of neutrons in the GRANIT spectrometer. The purpose of GRANIT is to improv…

cond-mat.other2008★ 1 cited

Bose condensation of interacting gases in traps with and without optical lattice

S. Chatterjee, A. E. Meyerovich

We discuss effects of particle interaction on Bose condensation in inhomogeneous traps with and without optical lattice. Interaction pushes normal particles away from the condensat…

quant-ph2006★ 35 cited

Gravitational quantum states of neutrons in a rough waveguide

A. E. Meyerovich, V. V. Nesvizhevsky

A theory of gravitational quantum states of ultracold neutrons in waveguides with absorbing/scattering walls is presented. The theory covers recent experiments in which the ultraco…

cond-mat.dis-nn2005★ 15 cited

Mode Coupling in Quantized High Quality Films

Yiying Cheng, A. E. Meyerovich

The effect of coupling of quantized modes on transport and localization in ultrathin films with quantum size effect (QSE) is discussed. The emphasis is on comparison of films with…

cond-mat.soft2005★ 22 cited

Drag effect and topological complexes in strongly interacting two-component lattice superfluids

V. M. Kaurov, A. B. Kuklov, A. E. Meyerovich

The mutual drag in strongly interacting two-component superfluids in optical lattices is discussed. Two competing drag mechanisms are the vacancy-assisted motion and proximity to t…