Algebraic damping in the one-dimensional Vlasov equation
Julien Barré, Alain Olivetti, Yoshiyuki Y. Yamaguchi
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Julien Barré, Alain Olivetti, Yoshiyuki Y. Yamaguchi
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We investigate the asymptotic behaviour of a perturbation around a spatially non-homogeneous stable stationary state of a one-dimensional Vlasov equation. Under general hypotheses, after transient exponential Landau damping, a perturbation evolving according to the linearized Vlasov equation decays algebraically with the exponent −2 and a well-defined frequency. The theoretical results are successfully tested against numerical N -body simulations, corresponding to the full Vlasov dynamics in the large N limit, in the case of the Hamiltonian mean-field model. For this purpose, we use a weighted particles code, which allows us to reduce finite size fluctuations and to observe the asymptotic decay in the N -body simulations.
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We investigate the asymptotic behaviour of a perturbation around a spatially non-homogeneous stable stationary state of a one-dimensional Vlasov equation. Under general hypotheses, after transient exponential Landau damping, a perturbation evolving according to the linearized Vlasov equation decays algebraically with the exponent −2 and a well-defined frequency. The theoretical results are successfully tested against numerical N -body simulations, corresponding to the full Vlasov dynamics in the large N limit, in the case of the Hamiltonian mean-field model. For this purpose, we use a weighted particles code, which allows us to reduce finite size fluctuations and to observe the asymptotic decay in the N -body simulations.
Key concepts: Vlasov equation, Physics, Exponential function, Landau damping, Hamiltonian (control theory), Algebraic number, Perturbation (astronomy), Exponent