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Tuning the distance to equipartition by controlling the collision rate in a driven granular gas experiment

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FIG. 2. (a) Ratio between magnetic and kinetic energy per particle ε = E m /E k as a function of the applied magnetic field B
FIG. 3. Temporal decay of the transverse current correlation functions J t (k, t), for selected k increasing from top to bottom for ε = 0 (a) and ε = 8.80 (b)
FIG. 4. (a) Static transverse velocity structure factor J t (k, t = 0) for selected values of ε

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