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Phase diagram of one-dimensional driven lattice gases with open boundaries

Journal of Physics A Mathematical and General · 1998 · Vol. 31(33) · pp. 6911–6919
Anatoly B. KolomeiskyGunter M. SchützEugene B. KolomeiskyJoseph P. Straley

Abstract

We consider the asymmetric simple exclusion process (ASEP) with open boundaries and other driven stochastic lattice gases of particles entering, hopping and leaving a one-dimensional lattice. The long-term system dynamics, stationary states, and the nature of phase transitions between steady states can be understood in terms of the interplay of two characteristic velocities, the collective velocity and the shock (domain wall) velocity. This interplay results in two distinct types of domain walls whose dynamics is computed. We conclude that the phase diagram of the ASEP is generic for one-component driven lattice gases with a single maximum in the current-density relation.

Stochastic processes and statistical mechanicsTheoretical and Computational PhysicsMarkov Chains and Monte Carlo MethodsPhase diagramLattice (music)Asymmetric simple exclusion processPhysicsStatistical physicsCondensed matter physicsPhase transitionClassical mechanicsPhase (matter)Quantum mechanics

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  • National Science Foundation
  • Division of Materials Research
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