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math.PR2026

Independence properties for tree beta models

Yoshihiro Gyotoku, Makiko Sasada, Jacek Wesołowski

This paper is devoted to introduce new probabilistic tree-based models complementing already known Matsumoto-Yor and Hamza-Vallois tree models with two tree beta-type models.

math.PR2026

Stationary fluctuations for an exclusion process with mass and energy conservation

Hugo Da Cunha, Makiko Sasada

We introduce a novel exclusion process with two conservation laws, mass and energy, designed to mimic the essential features of continuous systems like interacting oscillators with…

math.PR2026

Degree-preserving conservative processes and a unified approach for their hydrodynamics

Chiara Franceschini, Patrícia Gonçalves, Kohei Hayashi +1

We investigate a broad class of large-scale one-dimensional interacting systems characterized by a single conservation law and satisfying the "degree-preserving property". Under mi…

math.PR2025

Hydrodynamic limit for some gradient and attractive spin models

Chiara Franceschini, Patrícia Gonçalves, Kohei Hayashi +1

We study the hydrodynamic limit for three gradient spin models: generalized Kipnis-Marchioro-Presutti (KMP), its discrete version and a family of harmonic models, under symmetric a…

math.PR2024

Scaling limits of solitons in the box-ball system

Stefano Olla, Makiko Sasada, Hayate Suda

We study the space-time scaling limits of solitons in the box-ball system with random initial distribution. In particular, we show that any recentered tagged soliton converges to a…

math.PR2024

On Interactions for Large Scale Interacting Systems

Kenichi Bannai, Jun Koriki, Makiko Sasada +2

Statistical mechanics explains the properties of macroscopic phenomena based on the movements of microscopic particles such as atoms and molecules. Movements of microscopic particl…