Polya's theorem and migration + capture of a quantum particle
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https://doi.org/10.15407/dopovidi2016.11.044Keywords:
low-dimensional lattices, migration and capture, particle transport, Polya's theorem, quantum yieldAbstract
Due to Polya's theorem, the quantum yield of capture of a particle, walking randomly on a low-dimensional lattice, by a trap located on one of its nodes is always 100 %, irrespective of the capture intensity. Under quantum migration, however, it is practically always less than 100 % and, contrary to intuition, only diminishes down to zero with the capture intensity growing.
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