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Statistical physics

an interacting particle system in which hop rates depend only on occupancy of the departure site, known for exact steady states and condensation.

In statistical physics, zero-range process refers to an interacting particle system in which hop rates depend only on occupancy of the departure site, known for exact steady states and condensation. This meaning comes from Spitzer (1970) in Advances in Mathematics.[1]

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References

Spitzer, F. (1970). Interaction of Markov processes. Advances in Mathematics, 5(2), 246-290. https://doi.org/10.1016/0001-8708(70)90034-4

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