We carry out a finite-size scaling analysis of the jamming transition in frictionless bidisperse soft core disks in two dimensions. We consider two different jamming protocols: (i) quench from random initial positions and (ii) quasistatic shearing. By considering the fraction of jammed states as a function of packing fraction for systems with different numbers of particles, we determine the spa...

The behavior of a single impurity in a one-dimensional Luttinger liquid is numerically investigated by means of the density matrix renormalization group. By analyzing the finite size scaling behavior of the low energy spectrum, we confirm the theoretical prediction of Kane and Fisher [Phys. Rev. Lett. 68, 1220 (1992)] both for attractive and repulsive interactions. Moreover, we calculate the ex...

The class of nilpotent groups of class c and prime exponent p> c with additional predicates Pc ⊆Pc−1 ⊆ . . . ⊆P1 for suitable subgroups has the amalgamation property. Hence the Fräıssé limit D of the finite groups of this class exists. 〈1〉⊆Pc(D)⊆ . . . ⊆P2(D)⊆P1(D)=D is the lower and the upper central series of D. In this extended language, D is ultrahomogeneous. The elementary theory of D allo...

It is known in thin-film deposition that the density of nucleated clusters N varies with the deposition rate F as a power law, N ∼ Fα. The exponent α is a function of the critical nucleus size i in a way that changes with the aggregation limiting process. We extend here the derivation of the analytical capture-zone distribution function Pβ(s) = aß ·sβ ·exp(-bβs2) of Pimpinelli and Einstein to g...

The out-degree distribution is one of the most reported topological properties to characterize real complex networks. This property describes the probability that a node in the network has a particular number of outgoing links. It has been found that in many real complex networks the out-degree has a behavior similar to a power-law distribution, therefore some network growth models have been pr...

A number of results for reactions involving subdiffusive species, all with the same anomalous exponent , have recently appeared in the literature and can often be understood in terms of a subordination principle whereby time in ordinary diffusion is replaced by tgamma. However, very few results are known for reactions involving different species characterized by different anomalous diffusion ex...