Singular diffusion limits of a class of reversible self-organizing particle systems
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The authors prove convergence of a class of attractive, reversible particle systems with infinite range of interaction in the hydrodynamic limit. The limit dynamics is given by a nonlinear diffusion equation with density dependent diffusion coefficients, which have a singularity at a critical value of the density. This singular behaviour is related to self-organized criticality of open systems.
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