Quantum-classical correspondence in multimensional nonlinear systems: Anderson localization and "superdiffusive" solitons

Danilo Brambila; Andrea Fratalocchi

Quantum-classical correspondence in multimensional nonlinear systems: Anderson localization and "superdiffusive" solitons

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We have theoretically studied Anderson localization in a 2D+1 nonlinear kicked rotor model. The system shows a very rich dynamical behavior, where the Anderson localization is suppressed and soliton wave-particles undergo a superdiffusive motion.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Access Networks and In-house Communications, ANIC 2012
Pages	JM5A.52
State	Published - 2012
Event	Access Networks and In-house Communications, ANIC 2012 - Colorado Springs, CO, United States Duration: Jun 20 2012 → Jun 20 2012

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Name	Access Networks and In-house Communications, ANIC 2012

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Other	Access Networks and In-house Communications, ANIC 2012
Country/Territory	United States
City	Colorado Springs, CO
Period	06/20/12 → 06/20/12

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Computer Networks and Communications

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Brambila, D & Fratalocchi, A 2012, Quantum-classical correspondence in multimensional nonlinear systems: Anderson localization and "superdiffusive" solitons. in Access Networks and In-house Communications, ANIC 2012. Access Networks and In-house Communications, ANIC 2012, pp. JM5A.52, Access Networks and In-house Communications, ANIC 2012, Colorado Springs, CO, United States, 06/20/12.

Quantum-classical correspondence in multimensional nonlinear systems: Anderson localization and "superdiffusive" solitons. / Brambila, Danilo; Fratalocchi, Andrea.
Access Networks and In-house Communications, ANIC 2012. 2012. p. JM5A.52 (Access Networks and In-house Communications, ANIC 2012).

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