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arXiv Statistics ML By Zhimao Liu, Jing Liu, Pan Zhang, Ying Tang

Characterizing Full Nonequilibrium Dynamics of Simple Exclusion Processes

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The paper applies variational autoregressive networks to study the time‑dependent joint distribution of the simple exclusion process (SEP) across symmetric, asymmetric, and totally asymmetric variants in one, two, and three dimensions. It reproduces known finite‑time results in 1D and 2D, provides new finite‑time dynamics for all three models, and uncovers scaling relations for the active‑inactive phase transition in 3D, showing a dimension‑independent characteristic length scale. The work offers a unified computational framework for probing nonequilibrium transport dynamics in high‑dimensional configuration spaces.

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