Abstract:We obtain the large deviation functional of a density profile for the asymmetric exclusion process of L sites with open boundary conditions when the asymmetry scales like 1 L . We recover as limiting cases the expressions derived recently for the symmetric (SSEP) and the asymmetric (ASEP) cases. In the ASEP limit, the non linear differential equation one needs to solve can be analysed by a method which resembles the WKB method.
“…5). As expected, the result agrees with the expression obtained using other methods [12,13]. However, the structure of the resulting LDF has not been explored in detail.…”
Abstract. The large deviation functional of the density field in the weakly asymmetric simple exclusion process with open boundaries is studied using a combination of numerical and analytical methods. For appropriate boundary conditions and bulk drives the functional becomes non-differentiable. This happens at configurations where instead of a single history, several distinct histories of equal weight dominate their dynamical evolution. As we show, the structure of the singularities can be rather rich. We identify numerically analogues in configuration space of first order phase transition lines ending at a critical point and analogues of tricritical points. First order lines terminating at a critical point appear when there are configurations whose dynamical evolution is controlled by two distinct histories with equal weight. Tricritical point analogues emerge when there are configurations whose dynamical evolution is controlled by three distinct histories with equal weight. A numerical analysis suggests that the structure of the singularities can be described by a Landau like theory. Finally, in the limit of an infinite bulk bias we identify singularities which arise from a competition of s histories, with s arbitrary. In this case we show that all the singularities can be described by a Landau like theory.Singularities in Large Deviation Functionals of Bulk-Driven Transport Models 2
“…5). As expected, the result agrees with the expression obtained using other methods [12,13]. However, the structure of the resulting LDF has not been explored in detail.…”
Abstract. The large deviation functional of the density field in the weakly asymmetric simple exclusion process with open boundaries is studied using a combination of numerical and analytical methods. For appropriate boundary conditions and bulk drives the functional becomes non-differentiable. This happens at configurations where instead of a single history, several distinct histories of equal weight dominate their dynamical evolution. As we show, the structure of the singularities can be rather rich. We identify numerically analogues in configuration space of first order phase transition lines ending at a critical point and analogues of tricritical points. First order lines terminating at a critical point appear when there are configurations whose dynamical evolution is controlled by two distinct histories with equal weight. Tricritical point analogues emerge when there are configurations whose dynamical evolution is controlled by three distinct histories with equal weight. A numerical analysis suggests that the structure of the singularities can be described by a Landau like theory. Finally, in the limit of an infinite bulk bias we identify singularities which arise from a competition of s histories, with s arbitrary. In this case we show that all the singularities can be described by a Landau like theory.Singularities in Large Deviation Functionals of Bulk-Driven Transport Models 2
“…By the formula for η t (j) in terms of ξ t (j), and by (3.3), a summation by parts yields that for functions 10) where the remainder R N t (G) is given by…”
Section: A Microscopic Cole-hopf Transformationmentioning
ABSTRACT. We prove the nonequilibrium fluctuations of one-dimensional, boundary driven, weakly asymmetric exclusion processes through a microscopic ColeHopf transformation.
We review and discuss the equations governing the distribution of work done on a system which is driven out of equilibrium by external manipulation, as well as those governing the entropy flow to a reservoir in a nonequilibrium system. We take advantage of these equations to investigate the path phase transition in a manipulated meanfield Ising model and the large-deviation function for the heat flow in the asymmetric exclusion process with periodically varying transition probabilities.
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