195 research outputs found
Specific Heat of Disordered Superconductors Induced by Negative Centers
We show that superconductors with inhomogeneous order parameters can show
similar features as anisotropic ones. In this paper we study the low
temperature specific heat dependence in such a system and we show that the
disorder associated with randomly distributed attractive centers convert the
BCS temperature exponential behaviour into a power law formula. To describe
superconductivity we used a random version of the negative U Hubbard model,
while the disorder was treated by means of the Coherent Potential Approximation
(CPA).Comment: 2 pages, 3 figures, to apear in Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic
Material
Superconducting Pairing Amplitude and Local Density of States in Presence of Repulsive Centers
We study the properties of superconductor in presence of a finite
concentration of repulsive centers. The superconductor is described by the
negative Hubbard model while repulsive centers are treated as randomly
distributed impurities with repulsive interaction. Analyzing the paring
potential and local density of states at impurity sites we find a wide range of
the system parameters where the - like state could possibly be realized.
Comparison of our results to the single repulsive center case is also given.Comment: 2 pages, 2 figures, Physica B in pres
Transition to chaos and escape phenomenon in two degrees of freedom oscillator with a kinematic excitation
We study the dynamics of a two-degrees-of-freedom (two DOF) nonlinear
oscillator representing a quartercar model excited by a road roughness profile.
Modelling the road profile by means of a harmonic function we derive the
Melnikov criterion for a system transition to chaos or escape. The analytically
obtained estimations are confirmed by numerical simulations. To analyze the
transient vibrations we used recurrences.Comment: 13 pages, 16 figures, in pres
Charge and Phase Fluctuations in Attractive Hubbard Model
Using the negative U Hubbard model we analyze normal state properties of a
superconductor. In this model there exists a characteristic pairing temperature
T_P above a superconducting critical temperature. Below T_P electrons start to
form incoherent pairs. The fluctuations in charge and phase are precursors of
charge density wave and superconductivity phases depending on band filling.
They lead naturally to pseudogap opening in the density of states.Comment: 4 pages, 2 figures, Physica C (accepted
Intermittent behaviour of a Cracked Rotor in the resonance region
Vibrations of the Jeffcott rotor are modelled by a three degree of freedom
system including coupling between lateral and torsional modes. The crack in a
rotating shaft of the rotor is introduced via time dependent stiffness with off
diagonal couplings. Applying the external torque to the system allows to
observe the effect of crack "breathing" and gain insight into the system. It is
manifested in the complex dynamic behaviour of the rotor in the region of
internal resonance, showing a quasi--periodic motion or even non-periodic
behaviour. In the present paper report, we show the system response to the
external torque excitation using nonlinear analysis tools such as bifurcation
diagram, phase portraits, Poincare maps and wavelet power spectrum. In the
region of resonance we study intermittent motions based on laminar phases
interrupted by a series nonlinear beats.Comment: 12 pages, 6 figure
Dynamics of a Gear System with Faults in Meshing Stiffness
Gear box dynamics is characterised by a periodically changing stiffness. In
real gear systems, a backlash also exists that can lead to a loss in contact
between the teeth. Due to this loss of contact the gear has piecewise linear
stiffness characteristics, and the gears can vibrate regularly and chaotically.
In this paper we examine the effect of tooth shape imperfections and defects.
Using standard methods for nonlinear systems we examine the dynamics of gear
systems with various faults in meshing stiffness.Comment: 10 pages, 8 figure
Properties of the state induced by impurities in a d-wave superconductor
We study the properties of a quantum impurity embedded in a superconducting
host of a d-wave symmetry. The superconductor is described by the extended
negative
Hubbard model while the impurity introduces a repulsive interaction to the
system around the central site. We discuss the influence of this repulsion on
the local properties
(density of states, electron pairing and spontaneous current around the
impurity) of the superconductor. We show the condition of - like
behaviour, defined as two subsystems having a phase difference of , in the
system by using a proper combination of attractive pairing bond interaction and
repulsive one between electrons located at the impurity and nearest neighbour
sites.Comment: 2 pages, 1 figur
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