Optimal paths in disordered systems are studied using two different models interpolating between weak and infinitely strong disorder. In one case, exact numerical methods are used to study the optimal path in a two-dimensional square lattice whereas a renormalization-group analysis is employed on hierarchical lattices in the other. The scaling behaviour is monitored as a function of parameters that tune the strength of the disorder. Two distinct scenarios are provided by the models: in the first, fractal behaviour occurs abruptly as soon as the disorder widens, while in the other it emerges as a limiting case of a self-affine regime
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
We study the behavior of the optimal path between two sites separated by a distance r on a d-dimensi...
Optimal paths in disordered systems are studied using two different models interpolating between wea...
We study numerically the optimal paths in two and three dimensions on various disordered lattices in...
The combined effects of bond-energy disorder and random-bond exclusion on optimal undirected self-av...
Interfaces in systems with strong quenched disorder are fractal and are thus in a different universa...
An optimization problem that may be cast in the context of domain walls in ferromagnets and spin gla...
An optimization problem that may be cast in the context of domain walls in ferromagnets and spin gla...
We study the statistics of the optimal path in both random and scale-free networks, where weights ar...
Abstract Interfaces in systems with strong quenched disorder are fractal and are thus in a di erent ...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
We perform numerical simulations to study the optimal path problem on disordered hierarchi...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
We study the behavior of the optimal path between two sites separated by a distance r on a d-dimensi...
Optimal paths in disordered systems are studied using two different models interpolating between wea...
We study numerically the optimal paths in two and three dimensions on various disordered lattices in...
The combined effects of bond-energy disorder and random-bond exclusion on optimal undirected self-av...
Interfaces in systems with strong quenched disorder are fractal and are thus in a different universa...
An optimization problem that may be cast in the context of domain walls in ferromagnets and spin gla...
An optimization problem that may be cast in the context of domain walls in ferromagnets and spin gla...
We study the statistics of the optimal path in both random and scale-free networks, where weights ar...
Abstract Interfaces in systems with strong quenched disorder are fractal and are thus in a di erent ...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
We perform numerical simulations to study the optimal path problem on disordered hierarchi...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
The dependence of the universality class on the statistical weight of unrestricted random paths is e...
We study the behavior of the optimal path between two sites separated by a distance r on a d-dimensi...