论文信息 - Slow dynamics in self-organizing systems

Slow dynamics in self-organizing systems

Based on a recent model of shearing granular media we propose a new mechanism for slow dynamics. It consists of two main steps: A global optimization and a restructuring. We present numerical results of the model and its analytical treatment on the hierarchical lattice. A simplified local version can be mapped to the true self-avoiding random walk and can therefore be solved exactly.

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