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Non-equilibrium coupling to a diffusing density breaks Ising universality
Mattia Scandolo, Johannes Pausch, Michael E. Cates +1
The Ising universality class is remarkably robust to non-equilibrium perturbations, which generically flow to zero under renormalization. We show that this robustness fails when an…
Hyperuniformity at the Absorbing State Transition: Perturbative RG for Random Organization
Xiao Ma, Johannes Pausch, Gunnar Pruessner +1
Hyperuniformity, where the static structure factor obeys with , emerges at criticality in systems having multiple, symmetry-unrelated, absorbing states. Import…
Noise-induced survival resonances during fractional killing of cell populations
Francesco Puccioni, Johannes Pausch, Paul Piho +1
Fractional killing in response to drugs is a hallmark of non-genetic cellular heterogeneity. Yet how individual lineages evade drug treatment, as observed in bacteria and cancer ce…
Memoryless Chemotaxis with Discrete Cues
Jacob Knight, Paula García-Galindo, Johannes Pausch +1
A wide array of biological systems can navigate in shallow gradients of chemoattractant with remarkable precision. Whilst previous approaches model such systems using coarse-graine…
Theory of Hyperuniformity at the Absorbing State Transition
Xiao Ma, Johannes Pausch, Michael E. Cates
Hyperuniformity, whereby the static structure factor (or density correlator) obeys with , emerges at criticality in systems having multiple absorbing states, s…
Active Ising Models of Flocking: A Field-Theoretic Approach
Mattia Scandolo, Johannes Pausch, Michael E. Cates
Using an approach based on Doi-Peliti field theory, we study several different Active Ising Models (AIMs), in each of which collective motion (flocking) of self-propelled particles…
From Neuronal Spikes to Avalanches -- Effects and Circumvention of Time Binning
Johannes Pausch
Branching with immigration is one of the most common models for the stochastic processes observed in neuronal circuits. However, it is not observed directly and, in order to create…
Noise can lead to exponential epidemic spreading despite below one
Johannes Pausch, Rosalba Garcia-Millan, Gunnar Pruessner
Branching processes are widely used to model evolutionary and population dynamics as well as the spread of infectious diseases. To characterize the dynamics of their growth or spre…
Time-dependent branching processes: a model of oscillating neuronal avalanches
Johannes Pausch, Rosalba Garcia-Millan, Gunnar Pruessner
Recently, neuronal avalanches have been observed to display oscillations, a phenomenon regarded as the co-existence of a scale-free behaviour (the avalanches close to criticality)…
Is Actin Filament and Microtubule Growth Reaction- or Diffusion-Limited?
Johannes Pausch, Gunnar Pruessner
Inside cells of living organisms, actin filaments and microtubules self-assemble and dissemble dynamically by incorporating actin or tubulin from the cell plasma or releasing it in…
Field-theoretic approach to the universality of branching processes
Rosalba Garcia-Millan, Johannes Pausch, Benjamin Walter +1
Branching processes are widely used to model phenomena from networks to neuronal avalanching. In a large class of continuous-time branching processes, we study the temporal scaling…