Propagation of vibrational modes in classical harmonic lattice with correlated disorder

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The vibrational modes with nonzero frequency are localized in harmonic lattice with disordered masses. In our work, we investigated numerically the propagation of vibrational energy in harmonic lattice with long-range correlated disordered masses, which are randomly distributed with power law spectrum S(k) ∝ k–α. For α = 0, a standard uncorrelated disordered mass distribution was observed and for α > 0 its distribution exhibits intrinsic long-range correlations. Our procedure was done by the numerical solution of the classical equations for the mass displacement and velocities. Energy flow was investigated after injection of an initial wave-packet with energy E0 and the dynamics of the vibrational energy wave-packet was analyzed. We also investigated the dynamics of a pulse pumped at one side of the lattice. Our calculations suggest that vibrational modes with nonzero frequency propagate within harmonic lattice with correlated disordered masses distribution.

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Da Silva, L. D., Neto, A. R., Sales, M. O., Dos Santos, J. L. L., & De Moura, F. A. B. F. (2019). Propagation of vibrational modes in classical harmonic lattice with correlated disorder. Anais Da Academia Brasileira de Ciencias, 91(2). https://doi.org/10.1590/0001-3765201920180114

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