Mixing times and cutoff for the TASEP in the high and low density phase

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Main Authors: Elboim, Dor, Schmid, Dominik
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author Elboim, Dor
Schmid, Dominik
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Schmid, Dominik
contents We study the totally asymmetric simple exclusion process with open boundaries in the high density and the low density phase. In the bulk of the two phases, we show that the process on a segment of length $N$ exhibits cutoff at order $N$, while in the intersection of the phases, the coexistence line, the mixing time is of order $N^2$, and no cutoff occurs. In particular, we determine the $\varepsilon$-mixing time in the coexistence line up to constant factors, which do not dependent on $\varepsilon$. Combined with previous results on the maximal current phase, this completes the picture on mixing times for the TASEP with open boundaries.
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spellingShingle Mixing times and cutoff for the TASEP in the high and low density phase
Elboim, Dor
Schmid, Dominik
Probability
Mathematical Physics
Primary: 60K35, Secondary: 60K37, 60J27
We study the totally asymmetric simple exclusion process with open boundaries in the high density and the low density phase. In the bulk of the two phases, we show that the process on a segment of length $N$ exhibits cutoff at order $N$, while in the intersection of the phases, the coexistence line, the mixing time is of order $N^2$, and no cutoff occurs. In particular, we determine the $\varepsilon$-mixing time in the coexistence line up to constant factors, which do not dependent on $\varepsilon$. Combined with previous results on the maximal current phase, this completes the picture on mixing times for the TASEP with open boundaries.
title Mixing times and cutoff for the TASEP in the high and low density phase
topic Probability
Mathematical Physics
Primary: 60K35, Secondary: 60K37, 60J27
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.08306