The grand canonical ABC model: a reflection asymmetric mean-field Potts model
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Abstract: We investigate the phase diagram of a three-component system of particles on a one-dimensional filled lattice, or equivalently of a one-dimensional three-state Potts model, with reflection asymmetric mean field interactions. The three types of particles are designated as , , and . The system is described by a grand canonical ensemble with temperature and chemical potentials , , and . We find that for the system undergoes a phase transition from a uniform density to a continuum of phases at a critical temperature . For other values of the chemical potentials the system has a unique equilibrium state. As is the case for the canonical ensemble for this model, the grand canonical ensemble is the stationary measure satisfying detailed balance for a natural dynamics. We note that , where is the critical temperature for a similar transition in the canonical ensemble at fixed equal densities .
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