2012
DOI: 10.1209/0295-5075/98/10006
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Superdiffusion in 2D open-horizon billiards with stochastically oscillating boundaries

Abstract: It is shown that Fermi acceleration, which is inherent to time-dependent open-horizon two-dimensional billiards, leads to anomalous transport properties. The stochastic oscillations of the scatterers result in superdiffusion of particles with the mean squared displacement growing asymptotically quadratically in time: q 2 ∼ t 2 .

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“…The last stage of the life cycle of a particle is the capture of the particle by an island. The probability of capturing per unit time is proportional to particle velocity [18], and the coecient of proportionality α, that is the capture parameter, depends on the geometrical properties of islands such as number density, size and shape. The parameter 1 α − is the mean trajectory length of a particle, that it passes from the moment of deposition to the moment of joining an island [18].…”
Section: Velocity Distributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The last stage of the life cycle of a particle is the capture of the particle by an island. The probability of capturing per unit time is proportional to particle velocity [18], and the coecient of proportionality α, that is the capture parameter, depends on the geometrical properties of islands such as number density, size and shape. The parameter 1 α − is the mean trajectory length of a particle, that it passes from the moment of deposition to the moment of joining an island [18].…”
Section: Velocity Distributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We consider PDFs of DBNP with interesting statistical properties. The shifted gamma-distribution is most widely used in physics and population dynamics [13,20,46]. The straightened trajectory of a molecule of an ideal gas with marked points of each nth collision is an example of such a structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%