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Anisotropic Lattice Gases

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We have studied lattice gases with a particle-conserving dynamic rule that involves two principal parameters. One of them has two limiting values that correspond, respectively, to a large, saturating constant field, which induces a positive particle current, and to a random field (zero net current). Varying the other parameter, either particle attractions or repulsions perpendicular to the field are simulated. The nature of ordering is shown to be independent of the value for the field parameter. In particular, the two indicated limiting cases of the latter lead to the same order-parameter critical behavior, consistent with β≃1/3, in the presence of a linear interface for attractions in two dimensions. Some qualitative features of the time relaxation are briefly described.

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Marro, J., Achahbar, A. Anisotropic Lattice Gases. Journal of Statistical Physics 90, 817–826 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1023281121252

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