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19982010
most citedDiffusion on a solid surface: Anomalous is normal

207 citations · 539 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cond-mat.soft2010★ 111 cited

Weak disorder: anomalous transport and diffusion are normal yet again

M. Khoury, A. M. Lacasta, J. M. Sancho +1

Particles driven through a periodic potential by an external constant force are known to exhibit a pronounced peak of the diffusion around a critical force that defines the transit…

cond-mat.stat-mech2006★ 69 cited

Dispersionless transport in a washboard potential

Katja Lindenberg, J. M. Sancho, A. M. Lacasta +1

We study and characterize a new dynamical regime of underdamped particles in a tilted washboard potential. We find that for small friction in a finite range of forces the particles…

cond-mat.stat-mech2004★ 106 cited

From subdiffusion to superdiffusion of particles on solid surfaces

A. M. Lacasta, J. M. Sancho, A. H. Romero +2

We present a numerical and partially analytical study of classical particles obeying a Langevin equation that describes diffusion on a surface modeled by a two dimensional potentia…

cond-mat.stat-mech2003★ 207 cited

Diffusion on a solid surface: Anomalous is normal

J. M. Sancho, A. M. Lacasta, K. Lindenberg +2

We present a numerical study of classical particles diffusing on a solid surface. The particles' motion is modeled by an underdamped Langevin equation with ordinary thermal noise.…

cond-mat.stat-mech1999★ 45 cited

Generation of short and long range temporal correlated noises

Aldo H. Romero, Jose M. Sancho

We present the implementation of an algorithm to generate Gaussian random noises with prescribed time correlations that can be either long or short ranged. Examples of Langevin dyn…

physics.chem-ph1998★ 1 cited

Nonclassical Kinetics in Constrained Geometries: Initial Distribution Effects

K. Lindenberg, A. H. Romero, J. M. Sancho

We present a detailed study of the effects of the initial distribution on the kinetic evolution of the irreversible reaction A+B -> 0 in one dimension. Our analytic as well as nume…