A Position-Space Renormalization-Group Approach for Driven Diffusive Systems Applied to the Asymmetric Exclusion Model

Physics – Condensed Matter – Statistical Mechanics

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14 pages, 4 figures

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10.1103/PhysRevE.67.056103

This paper introduces a position-space renormalization-group approach for nonequilibrium systems and applies the method to a driven stochastic one-dimensional gas with open boundaries. The dynamics are characterized by three parameters: the probability $\alpha$ that a particle will flow into the chain to the leftmost site, the probability $\beta$ that a particle will flow out from the rightmost site, and the probability $p$ that a particle will jump to the right if the site to the right is empty. The renormalization-group procedure is conducted within the space of these transition probabilities, which are relevant to the system's dynamics. The method yields a critical point at $\alpha_c=\beta_c=1/2$,in agreement with the exact values, and the critical exponent $\nu=2.71$, as compared with the exact value $\nu=2.00$.

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