Anomalous transport in disordered dynamical systems (original) (raw)

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... transport properties such as the total suppression of chaotic diffusion and anomalous drift. The relation to random walks in random environments, in particular to the Sinai model, explains also the occurrence of ageing in such dynamical systems. Anomalous transport is ...

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