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We consider linear systems in which some of the variables evolve on a much faster time scale than the remaining ones. By means of a systematic perturbation theory in the time-scale ratio we extract a reduced dynamics in terms of the slow variables only, valid after an initial transient period....
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The frequency-dependent electric polarizability of an ion or metallic cluster immersed in a plasma is studied in the framework of Bloch's classical hydrodynamic model. Both bound and free electrons are treated as a classical fluid moving in the potential created by the fixed ion and a uniform...
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We consider linear dynamical systems with motions characterized by two different time-scales. In practice the dynamical matrix in the phenomenological equations of motion often exhibits a strong coupling of the slow and fast variables. It is shown on the basis of the Onsager symmetry relations...
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It is shown that a proposed analytical expression accurately fits simulation data of Hagen et al. (Physica A 272 (1999) 376) for the rotational velocity autocorrelation function of interacting Brownian particles. The fit is designed for intermediate and long times, but is also quite good at...
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The frequency-dependent polarizability of an ion or metallic cluster immersed in a plasma is studied for the model of a uniform sphere with sharp boundary. The electron gas inside and outside the ion or cluster is treated in the framework of Bloch's hydrodynamic model. Due to the coupling to the...
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The dielectric function of an electron-ion plasma is studied in quasistatic approximation by use of linear response theory and the technique of cluster expansion. The coherent part of the electromagnetic field is treated classically. A general expression for the susceptibility kernel is derived...
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We study thermodynamic systems near equilibrium described by both slow and fast variables. A reduced relaxation matrix for the slow variables can be obtained from the full relaxation matrix by a systematic elimination of the fast variables. When the full relaxation matrix possesses...
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The force and torque exerted on a body of arbitrary shape and constitution by a stationary radiation field are in principle given by integrals of Minkowski's stress tensor over a surface surrounding the body. Similarly the absorbed energy is given by an integral of the Poynting vector. These...
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We study scalar wave propagation in a disordered static array of spherical scatterers. Due to a hard core repulsion the scatterers do not overlap. The wave is scattered by a δ-function potential at the center of each of the spheres. To this monopole model we apply the previously developed...
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We evaluate the hydrodynamic interaction tensors for two spheres of unequal size and for general mixed slip-stick boundary conditions. A method of reflections leads to a series expansion for the diffusion tensors in powers of the inverse distance l−1 between sphere centers and explicit results...
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