Creep dynamics below the depinning threshold are governed by a T-independent activation length ℓ_opt that controls time scales and an avalanche length ℓ_av ~ T^{-ν_dep} that controls spatial observables and selects among theoretical scenarios.
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Numerical simulations of quenched KPZ interfaces in 1D and 2D confirm the directed percolation depinning exponents and show non-Gaussian front fluctuation PDFs that differ from time-dependent KPZ noise.
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Activation and Avalanche Length Scales in the Finite-Temperature Creep of an Elastic Interface
Creep dynamics below the depinning threshold are governed by a T-independent activation length ℓ_opt that controls time scales and an avalanche length ℓ_av ~ T^{-ν_dep} that controls spatial observables and selects among theoretical scenarios.
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Exponents and front fluctuations in the quenched Kardar-Parisi-Zhang universality class of one- and two- dimensional interfaces
Numerical simulations of quenched KPZ interfaces in 1D and 2D confirm the directed percolation depinning exponents and show non-Gaussian front fluctuation PDFs that differ from time-dependent KPZ noise.