Complex Phenomena in Nanoscale Systems

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Giulio Casati, Davron Matrasulov
Springer, Jul 30, 2009 - Technology & Engineering - 273 pages

Nanoscale physics has become one of the rapidly developing areas of contemporary physics because of its direct relevance to newly emerging area, nanotechnologies. Nanoscale devices and quantum functional materials are usually constructed based on the results of fundamental studies on nanoscale physics. Therefore studying physical phenomena in nanosized systems is of importance for progressive development of nanotechnologies. In this context study of complex phenomena in such systems and using them for controlling purposes is of great practical importance. Namely, such studies are brought together in this book, which contains 27 papers on various aspects of nanoscale physics and nonlinear dynamics.

 

Contents

Hentschel and T Y KwonOptical Microcavities of Spiral
15
S Schmidt and Y AlhassidMesoscopic Interplay
25
Calvo H M Pastawski and R A JalabertTimeReversal
36
O Giraud B Georgeot and J MartinEntanglement
51
Robnik and V G RomanovskiExact Analysis of Adiabatic
64
P Schmelcher F Lenz D Matrasulov Z A Sobirov
81
UllmoScreening of the Coulomb Interaction in a Generic
97
T S Monteiro A Rancon and J RuostekoskiKicked Bose
108
B Kubala M Ludwig and F MarquardtOptomechanics
153
A Rakhimov and Z NarzikulovHohenbergMartin Dilemma
165
Sh Masuda and K NakamuraFastForward Problem
183
U R Salomov D Matrasulov and N E IskandarovNonlinear
197
Z A Sobirov D Matrasulov Sh Ataev and H YusupovTime
215
A E AtamuratovModelling of Quantum Wires in the Interface
229
H TutuStochastic LandauLifshitzGilbert Equation with Delayed
245
S K Avazbaev and D DelandeExtraction of Partial Waves
259

A F SadreevVortices in the Ground State of Spinor BoseEinstein
121
K NakamuraNonlinear Dynamics of Wave Packets and Vortices
137

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