J.C. Flores
University of Tarapacá
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Physical Review B | 2001
J.C. Flores
We propose a quantum Hamiltonian for a transmission line with charge discreteness. The periodic line is composed of an inductance and a capacitance per cell. In every cell the charge operator satisfies a nonlinear equation of motion because of the discreteness of the charge. In the basis of one energy per site, the spectrum can be calculated explicitly. The incorporation of electrical resistance in the line has been considered briefly.
Journal of Physics A | 1993
J.C. Flores; Michael Hilke
In an early work by Dunlap et al. (1990) it was conjectured, using a matrix-transfer approach, that diagonal-disordered systems with local correlation (dimer-models) exhibit an absence of Anderson localization. In this letter we find explicitly these delocalized states, and energies, using a suitable unitary transformation and the symmetries related to the model. Moreover, we expand these states around the critical energy and find a new 1/ square root (E-Ec) divergence.
Journal of Theoretical Biology | 2011
J.C. Flores; Mauro Bologna; Deterlino Urzagasti
We propose a mathematical nonlinear model for the Tiwanaku civilization collapse based on the assumption, supported by archeological data, that a drought caused a lack of the main resource, water. We evaluate the parameter of our model using archaeological data. According to our numerical simulation the population core should have decreased from 45,000 to 2000 inhabitants due to lake surface contraction.
Physical Review B | 2006
J.C. Flores; Mauro Bologna; Kristopher J. Chandía; Constantino A. Utreras Díaz
We study the capacitively coupled, quantum transmission line with charge discreteness, discussed in an earlier paper [Flores, Phys. Rev. B 64, 235309 (2001)]. Due to the difficulties of dealing with a highly nonlinear system, only a low-lying propagating wave solution was obtained then, the so-called cirquiton. In this work, we obtain a wave-front solution, valid for the long-wavelengh approximation. The propagation velocity
Solid State Communications | 2005
Constantino A. Utreras Díaz; J.C. Flores; Alejandro Pérez Ponce
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Journal of Theoretical Biology | 2011
J.C. Flores
of the wave front depends on the (pseudo) flux parameter
Physica A-statistical Mechanics and Its Applications | 2003
J.C. Flores
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Physical Review B | 1998
Michael Hilke; J.C. Flores; F. Domínguez-Adame
; the physical requirement that
IEEE Transactions on Nanotechnology | 2005
J.C. Flores; E. Lazo
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Acta Materialia | 2003
C.H. Wörner; A. Olguín; M. Ortíz; O. Herrera; J.C. Flores; H. Calisto
should be real implies the existence of allowed and forbidden regions (gaps) in the space of the parameter