AbstractSome dynamical properties of a particle suffering the action of a generic drag force are obtained for a dissipative Fermi Acceleration model. The dissipation is introduced via a viscous drag force, like a gas, and is assumed to be proportional to a power of the velocity: F∝−vγ. The dynamics is described by a two-dimensional nonlinear area-contracting mapping obtained via the solution of Newton’s second law of motion. We prove analytically that the decay of high energy is given by a continued fraction which recovers the following expressions: (i) linear for γ=1; (ii) exponential for γ=2; and (iii) second-degree polynomial type for γ=1.5. Our results are discussed for both the complete version and the simplified version. The procedure...
The unlimited energy growth ( Fermi acceleration) of a classical particle moving in a billiard with ...
AbstractThe behavior of the decay of velocity in a semi-dissipative one-dimensional Fermi accelerato...
The dynamics of the full, dissipative, Fermi accelerator model is shown to exhibit crisis events as ...
Some dynamical properties of a particle suffering the action of a generic drag force are obtained fo...
AbstractSome dynamical properties of a particle suffering the action of a generic drag force are obt...
The dynamical properties of a classical particle bouncing between two rigid walls, in the presence o...
The behavior of the decay of velocity in a semi-dissipative one-dimensional Fermi accelerator model ...
The behavior of the average energy for an ensemble of non-interacting particles is studied using sca...
The dynamical properties of a classical particle bouncing between two rigid walls, in the presence o...
We consider a dissipative oval-like shaped billiard with a periodically moving boundary. The dissipa...
The influence of dissipation on the simplified Fermi-Ulam accelerator model (SFUM) is investigated. ...
Some dynamical properties for a time dependent Lorentz gas considering both the dissipative and non ...
The dynamical properties of a classical particle bouncing between two rigid walls, in the presence o...
The phenomenon of Fermi acceleration is addressed for the problem of a classical and dissipative bou...
Some scaling properties of the regular dynamics for a dissipative version of the one-dimensional Fer...
The unlimited energy growth ( Fermi acceleration) of a classical particle moving in a billiard with ...
AbstractThe behavior of the decay of velocity in a semi-dissipative one-dimensional Fermi accelerato...
The dynamics of the full, dissipative, Fermi accelerator model is shown to exhibit crisis events as ...
Some dynamical properties of a particle suffering the action of a generic drag force are obtained fo...
AbstractSome dynamical properties of a particle suffering the action of a generic drag force are obt...
The dynamical properties of a classical particle bouncing between two rigid walls, in the presence o...
The behavior of the decay of velocity in a semi-dissipative one-dimensional Fermi accelerator model ...
The behavior of the average energy for an ensemble of non-interacting particles is studied using sca...
The dynamical properties of a classical particle bouncing between two rigid walls, in the presence o...
We consider a dissipative oval-like shaped billiard with a periodically moving boundary. The dissipa...
The influence of dissipation on the simplified Fermi-Ulam accelerator model (SFUM) is investigated. ...
Some dynamical properties for a time dependent Lorentz gas considering both the dissipative and non ...
The dynamical properties of a classical particle bouncing between two rigid walls, in the presence o...
The phenomenon of Fermi acceleration is addressed for the problem of a classical and dissipative bou...
Some scaling properties of the regular dynamics for a dissipative version of the one-dimensional Fer...
The unlimited energy growth ( Fermi acceleration) of a classical particle moving in a billiard with ...
AbstractThe behavior of the decay of velocity in a semi-dissipative one-dimensional Fermi accelerato...
The dynamics of the full, dissipative, Fermi accelerator model is shown to exhibit crisis events as ...