Dresden 2017 –
wissenschaftliches Programm
DY 18: Brownian Motion / Noise (joint session DY/TT)
Dienstag, 21. März 2017, 10:00–13:00, ZEU 147
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10:00 |
DY 18.1 |
Convex Hulls of Random Walks in High Dimensions: A Large-Deviation Study — •Hendrik Schawe, Alexander K. Hartmann, and Satya N. Majumdar
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10:15 |
DY 18.2 |
The transient subdiffusive behavior of particles in mucus — •Thomas John, Matthias Ernst, Marco Günther, Ulrich Schäfer, Christian Wagner, and Claus-Michael Lehr
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10:30 |
DY 18.3 |
Non-Gaussian Statistics of Tracer Positions in Fluids Stirred by Microswimmers — •Thomas John, Levke Ortlieb, Philippe Peyla, Salima Rafaï, and Christian Wagner
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10:45 |
DY 18.4 |
Dynamically Crowded Solutions of Brownian Needles — •Sebastian Leitmann, Felix Höfling, and Thomas Franosch
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11:00 |
DY 18.5 |
Electronic and photonic counting statistics as probes of non-equilibrium quantum dynamics — •Björn Kubala, Joachim Ankerhold, and Andrew D. Armour
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11:15 |
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15 min. break
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11:30 |
DY 18.6 |
Anomalous statistics and ergodicity breaking in a semi-classical electron transfer dynamics — •Igor Goychuk
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11:45 |
DY 18.7 |
Strong coupling, non-Markovian transport: Transient deviations from fluctuation-dissipation theorems — •Javier Cerrillo, Maximilian Buser, and Tobias Brandes
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12:00 |
DY 18.8 |
Full counting statistics in the non-Markovian, strong-coupling regime - a hierarchy of equations of motion approach — •Maximilian Buser, Javier Cerrillo, and Tobias Brandes
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12:15 |
DY 18.9 |
Ratchet with tunable asymmetry based on ϕ Josephson junction: operation, loading & efficiency. — •Edward Goldobin, Rosina Menditto, Martin Weides, Hermann Kohlstedt, Dieter Koelle, and Reinhold Kleiner
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12:30 |
DY 18.10 |
Particle transport using rocking Brownian motors — •Christian Schwemmer, Stefan Fringes, Colin Rawlings, and Armin Knoll
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12:45 |
DY 18.11 |
Brownian Carnot Engine — •Edgar Roldan, Ignacio A. Martinez, Luis Dinis, Juan MR Parrondo, Raul A. Rica, and Dmitry Petrov
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