activity
20192022
collaborators

6 papers

nlin.CD2022

The numerical search for the internal dynamics of NHIMs and their pictorial representation

Francisco Gonzalez Montoya, Christof Jung

The topic of this article is the numerical search of codimension 2 Normally Hyperbolic Invariant Manifolds (NHIM) in Hamiltonian systems with 3 degrees of freedom and their interna…

nlin.CD2021

Revealing the phase space structure of Hamiltonian systems using the action

Francisco Gonzalez Montoya, Makrina Agaoglou, Matthaios Katsanikas

In this work, we analyse the properties of the Maupertuis' action as a tool to reveal the phase space structure for Hamiltonian systems. We construct a scalar field with the action…

nlin.CD2020

Transport and roaming on the Double van der Waals Potential Energy Surface

Francisco Gonzalez Montoya, Víctor J. García-Garrido, Broncio Aguilar-Sanjuan +1

This paper explores the phase space structures characterising transport for a double-well van der Waals potential surface. Trajectories are classified as inter-well, intra-well, an…

nlin.CD2020

Phase space structure and escape time dynamics in a Van der Waals model for exothermic reactions

Francisco Gonzalez Montoya, Stephen Wiggins

We study the phase space structures that control the transport in a classical Hamiltonian model for a chemical reaction. This model has been proposed to study the yield of products…

nlin.CD2019

Atom scattering off a vibrating surface: An example of chaotic scattering with three degrees of freedom

Francisco Gonzalez, Florentino Borondo, Christof Jung

In this article, we study the classical chaotic scattering of a He atom off a harmonically vibrating Cu surface. The three degrees of freedom (3- dof) model is studied by first con…

nlin.CD2019

Revealing Roaming on the Double Morse Potential Energy Surface with Lagrangian Descriptors

Francisco Gonzalez Montoya, Stephen Wiggins

In this paper, we analyse the phase space structure of the roaming dynamics in a two degree of freedom potential energy surface consisting of two identical planar Morse potentials…