Nonlinear Response of Brownian Motion's Particles in Periodic Potential
Song Jin-fan
Abstract
Song Jin-fan
Abstract
The Brownian motion of particles in a periodic potential driven by an external force is an important model for explaining the mobility of superionic conductors.By using matrix continued fraction method,we solve the corresponding Fokker-Planck equation of electron and obtain the Current-Voltage characteristic of a Josephson tunneling junction and the nonlinear relation on electricity transportation of the phonon-electron,which coincide with the experiments relation very well.
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The Brownian motion of particles in a periodic potential driven by an external force is an important model for explaining the mobility of superionic conductors.By using matrix continued fraction method,we solve the corresponding Fokker-Planck equation of electron and obtain the Current-Voltage characteristic of a Josephson tunneling junction and the nonlinear relation on electricity transportation of the phonon-electron,which coincide with the experiments relation very well.
Key concepts: Brownian motion, Quantum tunnelling, Fokker–Planck equation, Physics, Nonlinear system, Josephson effect, Electron, Phonon