Hydrodynamic limit for an infinite spin systems on Z
This paper studies the hydrodynamic limits for a new interacting particle system with spin space \([0, \infty)\). The process is irreversible. As usual, the macroscopic equation is nonlinear. Of course, one can imagine there is some difficulty in the study since the state space is non-compact. The reviewer especially supports this because of the personal experience. The author first studies the hydrodynamic limit for finite systems and then goes to the infinite-dimensional situation. This is somehow different to the existing literature but not so unusual for the non-equilibrium systems.
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- The hydrodynamic limit for a system with interactions prescribed by Ginzburg-Landau type random Hamiltonian
- On the continuous limit for a system of classical spins
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- Hydrodynamic limit for attractive particle systems on \(\mathbb{Z}{}^ d\)
- Hydrodynamic limit for a system with finite range interactions
- Escape from the unstable equilibrium in a random process with infinitely many interacting particles
- Hydrodynamic limit for a spin system on a multidimensional lattice
- Hypercontractivity for spin systems of infinite extension
- Hydrodynamic limit for a nongradient system in infinite volume
- The hydrodynamic limit for local mean-field dynamics with unbounded spins
- Construction of Markov processes of certain spin systems on \(Z\)
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