A measure of the violation of the 'detailed balance' criterion: a possible definition of a 'distance' from equilibrium
arXiv:1007.0165 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.83.011119
Abstract
Motivated by the classification of non-equilibrium steady states suggested by R.K.P. Zia and B. Schmittmann in J. Stat. Mech. P07012 (2007), we propose to measure the violation of the 'detailed balance' criterion by the -norm () of the matrix formed by the probability currents. Its asymptotic analysis, for the totally asymmetric exclusion process, motivates the definition of a 'distance' from equilibrium obtained for . In addition, we show that the latter quantity and the average activity are both related to the probability distribution of the entropy production. Finally, considering the open-ASEP and open-ZRP, we show that the current of particles gives an exact measure of the violation of 'detailed balance'.
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