Journal of Physics A Mathematical and General · 1986 · 25 citations · 18 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsCondensed Matter PhysicsTopologyTransport PhenomenaCritical PhenomenaDiffusion In SolidsDiffusion ProcessesPercolation TheoryTopological MaterialsTopological Phases Of MatterConcentrationConcentration DependenceInfinite ClusterPercolationPercolation AnalysisPercolation ThresholdsPercolation TransitionTopological Space Analysis
The authors study diffusion on the infinite percolation clusters above the percolation threshold, p>pc, under the influence of a constant bias field E in topological space ('topological bias'). They find that above a critical bias field Ec(p) diffusion is anomalous and non-universal: the diffusion exponent dwl increases with E as dwl=A(p) mod ln((1-E)/(1+E)) mod , while A(p) decreases monotonically with concentration p. This intrinsic anomalous behaviour is supported in a wide range of concentrations p>pc by extensive numerical simulations using the exact enumeration method.
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Excitation dynamics in random one-dimensional systems
S. Alexander, J. Bernasconi, W. R. Schneider et al. · Reviews of Modern Physics · 1981 · 756 citations