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Cumulative Author Index (Print) PHYSICAL REVIEW E VOLUME 68, NUMBER 6 DECEMBER 2003 Cumulative Author Index All authors of papers published in this volume are listed alphabetically. Full titles are included in each first author’s entry. The letters (R), (BR), (C), or (E) following the article number indicate that a paper is a Rapid Communication, a Brief Report, a Comment, or an Erratum, respectively. Aara˜o Reis, F. D. A. — Dynamic transition in etching with poisoning. Allaria, E. — ͑see Leyva, I.͒ E 68, 066209 E 68, 041602 Allegrini, Paolo, Gerardo Aquino, Paolo Grigolini, Luigi Palatella, Abarbanel, Henry D. I. — ͑see Nowotny, Thomas͒ E 68, 011908 and Angelo Rosa — Generalized master equation via aging Abascal, Jose´ L. F., Carlos Vega, Carl McBride, and Fernando Bresme continuous-time random walks. E 68, 056123 — Characterization of the order-disorder transition of a charged hard- Allen, M. P. — ͑see Andrienko, D.͒ E 68, 051702 sphere model. E 68, 052501͑BR͒ Almaas, E., R. V. Kulkarni, and D. Stroud — Scaling properties of Abdullaev, Fatkhulla Kh., Bakhtiyor B. Baizakov, and Mario Salerno random walks on small-world networks. E 68, 056105 — Stable two-dimensional dispersion-managed soliton. E 68, 066605 Almarza, N. G. and E. Lomba — Determination of the interaction Abe, Sumiyoshi — Geometry of escort distributions. E 68, 031101 potential from the pair distribution function: An inverse Monte Åberg, Sven — ͑see O¨ stborn, Per͒ E 68, 015104͑R͒ Carlo technique. E 68, 011202 Abshagen, J. — ͑see Langenberg, J.͒ E 68, 056308 Alon, U. — ͑see Itzkovitz, S.͒ E 68, 026127 Acedo, L. — ͑see Yuste, S. B.͒ E 68, 036134 Alvarez-Lacalle, E., E. Paune´, J. Casademunt, and J. Ortı´n Ackemann, T. — ͑see Pesch, M.͒ E 68, 016209 — Systematic weakly nonlinear analysis of radial viscous fingering. Acosta, R. H., R. C. Zamar, and G. A. Monti — NMR proton spin E 68, 026308 dynamics in thermotropic liquid crystals subject to multipulse Alvarez-Llamoza, O. — ͑see Tucci, K.͒ E 68, 027202͑BR͒ excitation. E 68, 041705 Amann, A. — ͑see Schlesner, J.͒ E 68, 066208 ͑ ͒ Adhikari, Jhumpa — see Lu, Nandou E 68, 026122 ͑see Unkelbach, J.͒ E 68, 026204 Adichtchev, S., T. Blochowicz, C. Tschirwitz, V. N. Novikov, and E. Amaral, Luı´s A. Nunes — ͑see Ohashi, Kyoko͒ E 68, 065204͑R͒ A. Ro¨ssler — Reexamination of the evolution of the dynamic Ananthakrishna, G. — ͑see Das, Moumita͒ E 68, 061402 susceptibility of the glass former glycerol. E 68, 011504 Anderson, C. H. — ͑see Barber, M. J.͒ E 68, 041912 ͑ ͒ Adler, P. M. — see Bogdanov, I. I. E 68, 026703 Andersson, Claes, Alexander Hellervik, Kristian Lindgren, Anders Adzhemyan, L. Ts., J. Honkonen, M. V. Kompaniets, and A. N. Hagson, and Jonas Tornberg — Urban economy as a scale-free ␧ Vasil’ev — Improved expansion for three-dimensional network. E 68, 036124 turbulence: Summation of nearest dimensional singularities. Ando, Tomohiro — ͑see Hayashi, Naoki͒ E 68, 011702 68, ͑ ͒ E 055302 R Andrade, J. S., Jr., H. F. da Silva, M. Baquil, and B. Sapoval Afanasiev, G. N., V. G. Kartavenko, and V. P. Zrelov — Fine structure — Transition from Knudsen to molecular diffusion in activity of of the Vavilov-Cherenkov radiation. E 68, 066501 absorbing irregular interfaces. E 68, 041608 Aguilella, V. M. — ͑see Ramı´rez, P.͒ E 68, 011910 Andrienko, D., M. Tasinkevych, P. Patrı´cio, M. P. Allen, and M. M. Ahlers, V. — ͑see Ginelli, F.͒ E 68, 065102͑R͒ Telo da Gama — Forces between elongated particles in a Ai, Bao-Quan, Xian-Ju Wang, Guo-Tao Liu, De-Hua Wen, Hui- nematic colloid. E 68, 051702 Zhang Xie, Wei Chen, and Liang-Gang Liu — Efficiency Andrzejak, Ralph G., Alexander Kraskov, Harald Sto¨gbauer, Florian optimization in a correlation ratchet with asymmetric unbiased Mormann, and Thomas Kreuz — Bivariate surrogate techniques: fluctuations. E 68, 061105 Necessity, strengths, and caveats. E 68, 066202 Aichele, Martin and Martin H. Mu¨ser — Kinetic friction and atomistic Anferov, V. A. — ͑see Przewoski, B. v.͒ E 68, 046501 instabilities in boundary-lubricated systems. E 68, 016125 Angelo, R. M., L. Sanz, and K. Furuya — Ordered quantization and Aiello, A., M. P. van Exter, and J. P. Woerdman — Ray chaos in optical cavities based upon standard laser mirrors. E 68, 046208 the Ehrenfest time scale. E 68, 016206 ´ Akdim, M. R. — ͑see Goedheer, W. J.͒ E 68, 045401͑R͒ Anglada, Eduardo, Javier Junquera, and Jose M. Soler — Efficient ͑ ͒ Akis, R. — ͑see Ramamoorthy, A.͒ E 68, 026221 mixed-force first-principles molecular dynamics. E 68, 055701 R ͑ ͒ Akiyama, Hidenari — ͑see Chigrinov, Vladimir͒ E 68, 061702 Anglaret, E. — see Gautier, P. E 68, 011709 ͑ ͒ Akkerman, V’yacheslav — ͑see Bychkov, Vitaly͒ E 68, 026312 Anh, Vo — see Yu, Zu-Guo E 68, 021913 ͑ ͒ Ala-Nissila, T. — ͑see Falck, E.͒ E 68, 050102͑R͒ Anlage, Steven M. — see de Moraes, Renato Mariz E 68, 026201 ͑ ͒ ͑see Falck, E.͒ E 68, 059903͑E͒ Annaka, Masahiko — see Sasaki, Shigeo E 68, 021504 ͑ ͒ Albano, Ezequiel V. — ͑see Loscar, Ernesto S.͒ E 68, 041106 Annaratone, B. M. — see Ivlev, A. V. E 68, 026403 Alcaraz, A. — ͑see Ramı´rez, P.͒ E 68, 011910 Annibale, Alessia, Andrea Cavagna, Irene Giardina, and Giorgio Alegrı´a, Angel — ͑see Lorthioir, Ce´dric͒ E 68, 031805 Parisi — Supersymmetric complexity in the Sherrington- Alencar, Adriano M., Sergey V. Buldyrev, Arnab Majumdar, H. Kirkpatrick model. E 68, 061103 Eugene Stanley, and Be´la Suki — Perimeter growth of a Anoardo, E., F. Bonetto, and R. Kimmich — Apparent low-field spin- branched structure: Application to crackle sounds in the lung. lattice dispersion in the smectic-A mesophase of thermotropic E 68, 011909 cyanobiphenyls. E 68, 022701͑BR͒ ͑ ͒ Alet, Fabien and Erik S. So”rensen — Directed geometrical worm see Bonetto, F. E 68, 021703 algorithm applied to the quantum rotor model. E 68, 026702 Anta, Juan A. — ͑see Lago, Santiago͒ E 68, 021201 Aliat, A., A. Chikhaoui, and E. V. Kustova — Nonequilibrium kinetics Anteneodo, Celia, Raphael N. P. Maia, and Rau´l O. Vallejos of a radiative CO flow behind a shock wave. E 68, 056306 — Lyapunov exponent of many-particle systems: Testing the stochastic Allahyarov, E., H. Lo¨wen, and G. Gompper — Adsorption of approach. E 68, 036120 monovalent and multivalent cations and anions on DNA molecules. , Sandro E. de S. Pinto, Antoˆnio M. Batista, and Ricardo L. E 68, 061903 Viana — Analytical results for coupled-map lattices with long- Allain, C. — ͑see Pauchard, L.͒ E 68, 052801͑BR͒ range interactions. E 68, 045202͑R͒ 68 i ii CUMULATIVE AUTHOR INDEX 68 Antonov, N. V., Michal Hnatich, Juha Honkonen, and Marian Bafile, Ubaldo — ͑see Badyal, Yaspal S.͒ E 68, 061208 Jurcˇisˇin — Turbulence with pressure: Anomalous scaling of Bahcivan, Hasan, David L. Hysell, and Michael C. Kelley — Phase a passive vector field. E 68, 046306 diffusion and random walk interpretation of electromagnetic Aoki, Kazuhiro and Mitsuru Furusawa — Increase in error threshold scattering. E 68, 021101 for quasispecies by heterogeneous replication accuracy. Baiesi, M. and S. S. Manna — Scale-free networks from a Hamiltonian E 68, 031904 dynamics. E 68, 047103͑BR͒ Aoki, Kazuo, Hiroaki Yoshida, Toshiyuki Nakanishi, and Alejandro Baizakov, Bakhtiyor B. — ͑see Abdullaev, Fatkhulla Kh.͒ E 68, 066605 L. Garcia — Inverted velocity profile in the cylindrical Couette Baker, George A., Jr. — Equation of state for a partially ionized flow of a rarefied gas. E 68, 016302 gas. II. E 68, 056112 Aoki, Kenichiro and Dimitri Kusnezov — Lyapunov exponents and the Balankin, Alexander S. — ͑see Oleschko, Klaudia͒ E 68, 039904͑E͒ extensivity of dimensional loss for systems in thermal gradients. Balazs, Anna C. — ͑see Kuksenok, Olga͒ E 68, 011502 E 68, 056204 ͑see Kuksenok, Olga͒ E 68, 051505 Aouadi, A. — ͑see Dreyfus, C.͒ E 68, 011204 Baldis, H. A. — ͑see Bandulet, H. C.͒ E 68, 056405 Apfel, Robert E. — ͑see Xu, Ning͒ E 68, 016309 Balescu, R. — Drift-wave turbulence and zonal flow generation. Apostolidis, A. G. — ͑see Deliolanis, N. C.͒ E 68, 056602 E 68, 046409 Aqua, J.-N. and F. Cornu — Dipolar effective interaction in a fluid of Ball, Robin C. — ͑see Bowler, Neill E.͒ E 68, 036703 charged spheres near a dielectric plate. E 68, 026133 ͑see Somfai, Ella´k͒ E 68, 020401͑R͒ Aquino, Gerardo — ͑see Allegrini, Paolo͒ E 68, 056123 Balle, Salvador — ͑see Barland, Ste´phane͒ E 68, 036209 Aranson, Igor S. — ͑see Volfson, Dmitri͒ E 68, 021301 Baltana´s, J. P. — ͑see Casado, J. M.͒ E 68, 061917 Arecchi, F. T. — ͑see Leyva, I.͒ E 68, 066209 Bandulet, H. C., C. Labaune, J. Fuchs, P. Michel, J. Myatt, S. Arenas, A. — ͑see Guimera`,R.͒ E 68, 065103͑R͒ Depierreux, and H. A. Baldis — Observation of ion acoustic Argyrakis, Panos — ͑see Peng, Hailin͒ E 68, 061102 waves associated with plasma-induced incoherence of laser beams Arias-Zugasti, Manuel, Jose L. Castillo, and Pedro L. Garc´ıa-Ybarra using Thomson scattering. E 68, 056405 ͑ ͒ — Supercritical vaporization: Distinguishable fluid regions. Bang, Ole — see Nikolov, Nikola I. E 68, 036614 ͑ ͒ E 68, 026306 Banine, V. — see Kieft, E. R. E 68, 056403 ´ Armbruster, Dieter — ͑see Jo, Tae-Chang͒ E 68, 016213 Ba´nsa´gi, T., Jr., D. Horva´th, A.To´th, J. Yang, S. Kalliadasis, and A. Arnold, Peter and Guy D. Moore — Erratum: Monte Carlo simulation De Wit — Density fingering of an exothermic autocatalytic ͑ ͒ of O͑2͒ ␾4 field theory in three dimensions ͓Phys. Rev. E 64, reaction. E 68, 055301 R ´ 066113 ͑2001͔͒.E68, 049902͑E͒ Ba´nsa´gi, Tama´s, Jr., Dezso˝ Horva´th, and Agota To´th — Convective Arridge, Simon — ͑see Heino, Jenni͒ E 68, 031908 instability of an acidity front in Hele-Shaw cells.
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