The direct motion of Brownian particle is considered as a result of system derived by external nonequilibriumfluctuating. The cooperative effects caused by asymmetric ratchet potential, external rocking force and addi...The direct motion of Brownian particle is considered as a result of system derived by external nonequilibriumfluctuating. The cooperative effects caused by asymmetric ratchet potential, external rocking force and additive colorednoise drive a Brownian particle in the directed stepping motion. This provides this kind of motion of kinesin along amicrotubule observed in experiments with a reasonable explanation.展开更多
Competition between anomalous diffusion and normal diffusion along two different directions of the track for a Brownian motor, combined with a periodic potential flashing, can lead to a macroscopic motion. The current...Competition between anomalous diffusion and normal diffusion along two different directions of the track for a Brownian motor, combined with a periodic potential flashing, can lead to a macroscopic motion. The current is calculated analytically by using the Astumian-Bier's approach of the step number per cycle. It is shown that the direction of current occurs reversal for different waiting times of the potential off and the magnitude of current is prominently enhanced. Moreover, a thermal "green" noise is proposed to produce the ballistic diffusion, numerical simulations for the average velocity of the particle in the presence of ballistic and normal diffusions support the present theoretical findings.展开更多
文摘The direct motion of Brownian particle is considered as a result of system derived by external nonequilibriumfluctuating. The cooperative effects caused by asymmetric ratchet potential, external rocking force and additive colorednoise drive a Brownian particle in the directed stepping motion. This provides this kind of motion of kinesin along amicrotubule observed in experiments with a reasonable explanation.
文摘Competition between anomalous diffusion and normal diffusion along two different directions of the track for a Brownian motor, combined with a periodic potential flashing, can lead to a macroscopic motion. The current is calculated analytically by using the Astumian-Bier's approach of the step number per cycle. It is shown that the direction of current occurs reversal for different waiting times of the potential off and the magnitude of current is prominently enhanced. Moreover, a thermal "green" noise is proposed to produce the ballistic diffusion, numerical simulations for the average velocity of the particle in the presence of ballistic and normal diffusions support the present theoretical findings.
