Thermodynamic bounds on the asymmetry of cross-correlations with dynamical activity and entropy production
arXiv:2312.00354 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevE.109.L042101
Abstract
Entropy production and dynamical activity are two complementary aspects in nonequilibrium physics. The asymmetry of cross-correlation, serving as a distinctive feature of nonequilibrium, also finds widespread utility. In this Letter, we establish two thermodynamic bounds on the normalized asymmetry of cross-correlation in terms of dynamical activity and entropy production rate. These bounds demonstrate broad applicability, and offer experimental testability.
6 pages, 2 figures
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