A two-Lane model with anomalous slow dynamics

ORAL

Abstract

It is known that in one-dimensional equilibrium systems with short range interactions a phase transition cannot exist at finite, non-zero temperatures. However, far from equilibrium, one-dimensional systems with local interactions can exhibit a phase transition. The ABC model, a three species model defined on a chain characterized by non-symmetric exchanges between particles, is known to possess a non-equilibrium phase transition. This model exhibits anomalous slow dynamics that we investigate in some detail using two-time quantities. In addition we discuss an extension of this model to a case where this single lane is coupled to a one-dimensional particle bath. This coupling yields an additional phase transition that we discuss in some detail.

*Supported in part by the US National Science Foundation through Grant DMR-0904999.

Authors

  • Dan Linford

    • Virginia Tech
  • Trevor Richards

    • Virginia Tech
  • Michel Pleimling

    • Virginia Tech
    • Department of Physics, Virginia Tech
    • Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University