About Hydrodynamic Limit of Some Exclusion Processes via Functional Integration

Mathematics – Probability

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Proceedings on CD. ISBN 978-5-901158-15-9; Int. Math. Conf. "50 Years of IPPI" (2011)

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This article considers some classes of models dealing with the dynamics of discrete curves subjected to stochastic deformations. It turns out that the problems of interest can be set in terms of interacting exclusion processes, the ultimate goal being to derive hydrodynamic limits after proper scalings. A seemingly new method is proposed, which relies on the analysis of specific partial differential operators, involving variational calculus and functional integration: indeed, the variables are the values of some functions at given points, the number of which tends to become infinite, which requires the construction of \emph{generalized measures}. Starting from a detailed analysis of the \textsc{asep} system on the torus Z/N/Z, we claim that the arguments a priori work in higher dimensions (ABC, multi-type exclusion processes, etc), leading to sytems of coupled partial differential equations of Burgers' type.

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