Occupation times of long-range exclusion and connections to KPZ class exponents (Q328785): Difference between revisions

The paper deals with an interacting particle system on the \(d\)-dimensional integer lattice, which is called the exclusion process. The system consists of a collection of random motions with exponential sojourn times and homogeneous transition-invariant probabilities. If a destination state is occupied, the jump is suppressed and the clock is reset. The authors study case where single particle transition rates are of order less then \(-d\) by long-range strength parameters and the initial distribution of the system is Bernoulli invariant measure with density \(\frac{1}{2}\) for the most main results. In the case of symmetric jumps the scaling limits that exhaust a range of fractional Brownian motions with Hurst parameter in [1/2,3/4] were found. In the asymmetric jumps one-dimensional case for the asymptotic of variances the author obtain a dichotomy between long-range strength parameters less than or equal to 3/2 and greater than 3/2.