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absorbing state phase transition: a standalone construct

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a nonequilibrium transition between an active fluctuating phase and a state the system cannot leave, as in directed percolation.

In statistical physics, absorbing state phase transition refers to a nonequilibrium transition between an active fluctuating phase and a state the system cannot leave, as in directed percolation. This meaning comes from Hinrichsen (2000) in Advances in Physics.[1]

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References

Hinrichsen, H. (2000). Non-equilibrium critical phenomena and phase transitions into absorbing states. Advances in Physics, 49(7), 815-958. https://doi.org/10.1080/00018730050198152

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