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most citedThermodynamic bounds and symmetries in first-passage problems of fluctuating currents

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Thermodynamic bounds and symmetries in first-passage problems of fluctuating currents

Adarsh Raghu, Izaak Neri

We develop a method for deriving thermodynamic bounds for first-passage problems of currents with two boundaries in Markov chains. Using this method, we derive a thermodynamic boun…

cond-mat.stat-mech2026

Metastable phase separation and information retrieval in multicomponent mixtures

Rodrigo Braz Teixeira, Davide Marcato, Izaak Neri +1

Liquid mixtures can separate into phases with distinct composition. This phenomenon has recently come back to prominence due to its role in complex biological liquids, such as the…

cond-mat.stat-mech2025

Thermodynamic Cost of Random-Time Protocols

Izaak Neri

Systems that are driven by a randomly timed, external protocol can seemingly violate the second law of thermodynamics. We show that this thermodynamic paradox is resolved if the ou…

physics.soc-ph2025

Connected components in networks with higher-order interactions

Gyeong-Gyun Ha, Izaak Neri, Alessia Annibale

We address the problem of defining connected components in hypergraphs, which are models for systems with higher-order interactions. For graphs with dyadic interactions, connected…

cond-mat.stat-mech2025

Martingale approach for first-passage problems of time-additive observables in Markov processes

Izaak Neri

We develop a method based on martingales to study first-passage problems of time-additive observables exiting an interval of finite width in a Markov process. In the limit that the…

cond-mat.stat-mech2025

Effective Affinity for Generic Currents in Markov Processes

Adarsh Raghu, Izaak Neri

In nonequilibrium systems with uncoupled currents, the thermodynamic affinity determines the direction of currents, quantifies dissipation, and constrains current fluctuations. How…