91 research outputs found
A family of anisotropic integral operators and behaviour of its maximal eigenvalue
We study the family of compact integral operators in
with the kernel K_\beta(x, y) = \frac{1}{\pi}\frac{1}{1 +
(x-y)^2 + \beta^2\Theta(x, y)}, depending on the parameter , where
is a symmetric non-negative homogeneous function of degree
. The main result is the following asymptotic formula for the
maximal eigenvalue of : M_\beta = 1 - \lambda_1
\beta^{\frac{2}{\gamma+1}} + o(\beta^{\frac{2}{\gamma+1}}), \beta\to 0, where
is the lowest eigenvalue of the operator . A central role in the proof is played by the fact that
is positivity improving. The case has been studied earlier in the literature as a simplified model
of high-temperature superconductivity.Comment: 16 page
Convergence Radii for Eigenvalues of Tri--diagonal Matrices
Consider a family of infinite tri--diagonal matrices of the form
where the matrix is diagonal with entries and the matrix
is off--diagonal, with nonzero entries The spectrum of is discrete. For small the
-th eigenvalue is a well--defined analytic
function. Let be the convergence radius of its Taylor's series about It is proved that R_n \leq C(\alpha) n^{2-\alpha} \quad \text{if} 0 \leq
\alpha <11/6.$
Noncommutativity and theta-locality
In this paper, we introduce the condition of theta-locality which can be used
as a substitute for microcausality in quantum field theory on noncommutative
spacetime. This condition is closely related to the asymptotic commutativity
which was previously used in nonlocal QFT. Heuristically, it means that the
commutator of observables behaves at large spacelike separation like
, where is the noncommutativity parameter. The
rigorous formulation given in the paper implies averaging fields with suitable
test functions. We define a test function space which most closely corresponds
to the Moyal star product and prove that this space is a topological algebra
under the star product. As an example, we consider the simplest normal ordered
monomial and show that it obeys the theta-locality condition.Comment: LaTeX, 17 pages, no figures; minor changes to agree with published
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Chaotic Spin Dynamics of a Long Nanomagnet Driven by a Current
We study the spin dynamics of a long nanomagnet driven by an electrical
current. In the case of only DC current, the spin dynamics has a sophisticated
bifurcation diagram of attractors. One type of attractors is a weak chaos. On
the other hand, in the case of only AC current, the spin dynamics has a rather
simple bifurcation diagram of attractors. That is, for small Gilbert damping,
when the AC current is below a critical value, the attractor is a limit cycle;
above the critical value, the attractor is chaotic (turbulent). For normal
Gilbert damping, the attractor is always a limit cycle in the physically
interesting range of the AC current. We also developed a Melnikov integral
theory for a theoretical prediction on the occurrence of chaos. Our Melnikov
prediction seems performing quite well in the DC case. In the AC case, our
Melnikov prediction seems predicting transient chaos. The sustained chaotic
attractor seems to have extra support from parametric resonance leading to a
turbulent state
Whitney’s extension theorem for ultradifferentiable functions of Beurling type
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/43941/1/11512_2006_Article_BF02386123.pd
Twisted convolution and Moyal star product of generalized functions
We consider nuclear function spaces on which the Weyl-Heisenberg group acts
continuously and study the basic properties of the twisted convolution product
of the functions with the dual space elements. The final theorem characterizes
the corresponding algebra of convolution multipliers and shows that it contains
all sufficiently rapidly decreasing functionals in the dual space.
Consequently, we obtain a general description of the Moyal multiplier algebra
of the Fourier-transformed space. The results extend the Weyl symbol calculus
beyond the traditional framework of tempered distributions.Comment: LaTeX, 16 pages, no figure
Helicity sensitive terahertz radiation detection by field effect transistors
Terahertz light helicity sensitive photoresponse in GaAs/AlGaAs high electron
mobility transistors. The helicity dependent detection mechanism is interpreted
as an interference of plasma oscillations in the channel of the
field-effect-transistors (generalized Dyakonov-Shur model). The observed
helicity dependent photoresponse is by several orders of magnitude higher than
any earlier reported one. Also linear polarization sensitive photoresponse was
registered by the same transistors. The results provide the basis for a new
sensitive, all-electric, room-temperature and fast (better than 1 ns)
characterisation of all polarization parameters (Stokes parameters) of
terahertz radiation. It paves the way towards terahertz ellipsometry and
polarization sensitive imaging based on plasma effects in
field-effect-transistors.Comment: 7 pages, 4 figure
Sufficient conditions for the convergence of the Magnus expansion
Two different sufficient conditions are given for the convergence of the
Magnus expansion arising in the study of the linear differential equation . The first one provides a bound on the convergence domain based on the
norm of the operator . The second condition links the convergence of the
expansion with the structure of the spectrum of , thus yielding a more
precise characterization. Several examples are proposed to illustrate the main
issues involved and the information on the convergence domain provided by both
conditions.Comment: 20 page
Wavefronts may move upstream in doped semiconductor superlattices
In weakly coupled, current biased, doped semiconductor superlattices, domain
walls may move upstream against the flow of electrons. For appropriate doping
values, a domain wall separating two electric field domains moves downstream
below a first critical current, it remains stationary between this value and a
second critical current, and it moves upstream above. These conclusions are
reached by using a comparison principle to analyze a discrete drift-diffusion
model, and validated by numerical simulations. Possible experimental
realizations are suggested.Comment: 12 pages, 11 figures, 2-column RevTex, Phys. Rev. E 61, 1 May 200
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