论文信息 - Non-equilibrium physics: Freezing by heating

Non-equilibrium physics: Freezing by heating

An unexpected transition from a fluid state to a frozen state can be achieved in a non-equilibrium system by increasing the level of noise (or temperature) of the system. Such transitions may apply to traffic jams created by fluctuations in the traffic flow.

H. Eugene Stanley | H. Stanley

[1] I. Prigogine,et al. Formative Processes. (Book Reviews: Self-Organization in Nonequilibrium Systems. From Dissipative Structures to Order through Fluctuations) , 1977 .

[2] P. Hänggi,et al. Brownian motors driven by temperature oscillations , 1996 .

[3] P. Wolynes,et al. The middle way. , 2000, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.

[4] Vicsek,et al. Freezing by heating in a driven mesoscopic system , 1999, Physical review letters.

[5] R. Lefever,et al. Noise in nonlinear dynamical systems: Noise-induced transitions , 1989 .

[6] Q. Wei,et al. EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF LASER-INDUCED MELTING IN TWO-DIMENSIONAL COLLOIDS , 1998 .

[7] Dirk Helbing,et al. Granular and Traffic Flow ’99: Social, Traffic, and Granular Dynamics , 2000 .

[8] D. Wolf,et al. Traffic and Granular Flow , 1996 .

[9] P. Leiderer,et al. Direct measurement of depletion potentials in mixtures of colloids and nonionic polymers , 1998 .