# Scaling Limits of Interacting Particle Systems

@inproceedings{Kipnis1998ScalingLO,
title={Scaling Limits of Interacting Particle Systems},
author={Claude Kipnis and Claudio Landim},
year={1998}
}
• Published 22 December 1998
• Mathematics
1. An Introductory Example: Independent Random Walks.- 2. Some Interacting Particle Systems.- 3. Weak Formulations of Local Equilibrium.- 4. Hydrodynamic Equation of Symmetric Simple Exclusion Processes.- 5. An Example of Reversible Gradient System: Symmetric Zero Range Processes.- 6. The Relative Entropy Method.- 7. Hydrodynamic Limit of Reversible Nongradient Systems.- 8. Hydrodynamic Limit of Asymmetric Attractive Processes.- 9. Conservation of Local Equilibrium for Attractive Systems.- 10…
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