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Statistical properties of inelastic Lorentz gas
The inelastic Lorentz gas in cooling states is studied. It is found that the
inelastic Lorentz gas is localized and that the mean square displacement of the
inelastic Lorentz gas obeys a power of a logarithmic function of time. It is
also found that the scaled position distribution of the inelastic Lorentz gas
has an exponential tail, while the distribution is close to the Gaussian near
the peak. Using a random walk model, we derive an analytical expression of the
mean square displacement as a function of time and the restitution coefficient,
which well agrees with the data of our simulation. The exponential tail of the
scaled position distribution function is also obtained by the method of
steepest descent.Comment: 31pages,9figures, to appear Journal of Physical Society of Japan
Vol.70 No.7 (2001
Statistical properties of inelastic Lorentz gas
The inelastic Lorentz gas in cooling states is studied. It is found that the
inelastic Lorentz gas is localized and that the mean square displacement of the
inelastic Lorentz gas obeys a power of a logarithmic function of time. It is
also found that the scaled position distribution of the inelastic Lorentz gas
has an exponential tail, while the distribution is close to the Gaussian near
the peak. Using a random walk model, we derive an analytical expression of the
mean square displacement as a function of time and the restitution coefficient,
which well agrees with the data of our simulation. The exponential tail of the
scaled position distribution function is also obtained by the method of
steepest descent.Comment: 31pages,9figures, to appear Journal of Physical Society of Japan
Vol.70 No.7 (2001
Efficient electrochemical model for lithium-ion cells
Lithium-ion batteries are used to store energy in electric vehicles. Physical
models based on electro-chemistry accurately predict the cell dynamics, in
particular the state of charge. However, these models are nonlinear partial
differential equations coupled to algebraic equations, and they are
computationally intensive. Furthermore, a variable solid-state diffusivity
model is recommended for cells with a lithium ion phosphate positive electrode
to provide more accuracy. This variable structure adds more complexities to the
model. However, a low-order model is required to represent the lithium-ion
cells' dynamics for real-time applications. In this paper, a simplification of
the electrochemical equations with variable solid-state diffusivity that
preserves the key cells' dynamics is derived. The simplified model is
transformed into a numerically efficient fully dynamical form. It is proved
that the simplified model is well-posed and can be approximated by a low-order
finite-dimensional model. Simulations are very quick and show good agreement
with experimental data
On a dissipative Gross-Pitaevskii-type model for exciton-polariton condensates
We study a generalized dissipative Gross-Pitaevskii-type model arising in the
description of exciton-polariton condensates. We derive global in-time
existence results and various a-priori estimates for this model posed on the
one-dimensional torus. Moreover, we analyze in detail the long-time behavior of
spatially homogenous solutions and their respective steady states and present
numerical simulations in the case of more general initial data. We also study
the convergence to the corresponding adiabatic regime, which results in a
single damped-driven Gross-Pitaveskii equation.Comment: 25 pages, 11 figure
Self-similar Singularity of a 1D Model for the 3D Axisymmetric Euler Equations
We investigate the self-similar singularity of a 1D model for the 3D
axisymmetric Euler equations, which is motivated by a particular singularity
formation scenario observed in numerical computation. We prove the existence of
a discrete family of self-similar profiles for this model and analyze their
far-field properties. The self-similar profiles we find agree with direct
simulation of the model and seem to have some stability
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