Chaos and transport properties of adatoms on solid surfaces

Chaos and transport properties of adatoms on solid surfaces

Some aspects of the theory of transport in chaotic Hamiltonian systems are reviewed and applied to a model potential for diffusion of Na atoms on a Cu(001) surface (Graham A P, Hofmann F, Toennies J P, Chen L Y and Ying S C 1997 Phys. Rev. Lett. 78 3900). Through a detailed investigation of the dete...

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