Non-equilibrium Dynamics and Phase Transitions in Potts model and Interacting Ehrenfest urn model

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author Cheng, Chi-Ho
Lai, Pik-Yin
author_facet Cheng, Chi-Ho
Lai, Pik-Yin
contents We show that the recently proposed interacting Ehrenfest M-urn model at equilibrium can be exactly mapped to a mean-field M-state Potts model. By exploiting this correspondence, we show that the M-state Potts model with M >= 3, with transition rates motivated by the non-equilibrium urn model, can exhibit rich non-equilibrium spin dynamics such as non-equilibrium steady states and non-equilibrium periodic states. Monte Carlo simulations of the 3-state Potts model are performed to demonstrate explicitly the first-order transitions for the equilibrium and non-equilibrium steady states, as well as the far-from-equilibrium periodic states.
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spellingShingle Non-equilibrium Dynamics and Phase Transitions in Potts model and Interacting Ehrenfest urn model
Cheng, Chi-Ho
Lai, Pik-Yin
Statistical Mechanics
We show that the recently proposed interacting Ehrenfest M-urn model at equilibrium can be exactly mapped to a mean-field M-state Potts model. By exploiting this correspondence, we show that the M-state Potts model with M >= 3, with transition rates motivated by the non-equilibrium urn model, can exhibit rich non-equilibrium spin dynamics such as non-equilibrium steady states and non-equilibrium periodic states. Monte Carlo simulations of the 3-state Potts model are performed to demonstrate explicitly the first-order transitions for the equilibrium and non-equilibrium steady states, as well as the far-from-equilibrium periodic states.
title Non-equilibrium Dynamics and Phase Transitions in Potts model and Interacting Ehrenfest urn model
topic Statistical Mechanics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.02632