Stretched exponential in non-linear stochastic field theories
We consider the time dependent two point function 〈φq(t)φ−q(0)〉 in non-linear stochastic field theories, for which the KPZ equation serves as a prototype, in particular we consider small q's and long times such that ωqt⪢1 (ωq being the corresponding decay rate). We find that, since the generic case has ωq∝qμ for small q where μ>1, the decay of the two point function is given by a stretched exponential in ωqt multiplied by a power of t, 〈φ−q(0)φq(t)〉∝tβdexp[−γ(ωqt)1/μ], where βd=(d−1)/2μ, d is the dimensionality of space and γ a dimensionless constant.
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2002
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Authors: | Schwartz, Moshe ; Edwards, S.F. |
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Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications. - Elsevier, ISSN 0378-4371. - Vol. 312.2002, 3, p. 363-368
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Elsevier |
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