On two reversible cellular automata with two particle species
We introduce a pair of time-reversible models defined on the discrete space–time lattice with three states per site, specifically, a vacancy and a particle of two flavours (species). The local update rules reproduce the rule 54 reversible cellular automaton when only a single species of particles is...
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| description | We introduce a pair of time-reversible models defined on the discrete space–time lattice with three states per site, specifically, a vacancy and a particle of two flavours (species). The local update rules reproduce the rule 54 reversible cellular automaton when only a single species of particles is present, and satisfy the requirements of flavour exchange (C), space-reversal (P), and time-reversal (T) symmetries. We find closed-form expressions for three local conserved charges and provide an explicit matrix product form of the grand canonical Gibbs states, which are identical for both models. For one of the models this family of Gibbs states seems to be a complete characterisation of equilibrium (i.e. space and time translation invariant) states, while for the other model we empirically find a sequence of local conserved charges, one for each support size larger than 2, hinting to its algebraic integrability. Finally, we numerically investigate the behaviour of spatio-temporal correlation functions of charge densities, and test the hydrodynamic prediction for the model with exactly three local charges. Surprisingly, the numerically observed 'sound velocity' does not match the hydrodynamic value. The deviations are either significant, or they decay extremely slowly with the simulation time, which leaves us with an open question for the mechanism of such a glassy behaviour in a deterministic locally interacting system. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:4cbb935b-beb0-456b-9def-6d54f869b4a22022-05-23T10:06:49ZOn two reversible cellular automata with two particle speciesJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:4cbb935b-beb0-456b-9def-6d54f869b4a2EnglishSymplectic ElementsIOP Publishing2022Klobas, KProsen, TWe introduce a pair of time-reversible models defined on the discrete space–time lattice with three states per site, specifically, a vacancy and a particle of two flavours (species). The local update rules reproduce the rule 54 reversible cellular automaton when only a single species of particles is present, and satisfy the requirements of flavour exchange (C), space-reversal (P), and time-reversal (T) symmetries. We find closed-form expressions for three local conserved charges and provide an explicit matrix product form of the grand canonical Gibbs states, which are identical for both models. For one of the models this family of Gibbs states seems to be a complete characterisation of equilibrium (i.e. space and time translation invariant) states, while for the other model we empirically find a sequence of local conserved charges, one for each support size larger than 2, hinting to its algebraic integrability. Finally, we numerically investigate the behaviour of spatio-temporal correlation functions of charge densities, and test the hydrodynamic prediction for the model with exactly three local charges. Surprisingly, the numerically observed 'sound velocity' does not match the hydrodynamic value. The deviations are either significant, or they decay extremely slowly with the simulation time, which leaves us with an open question for the mechanism of such a glassy behaviour in a deterministic locally interacting system. |
| spellingShingle | Klobas, K Prosen, T On two reversible cellular automata with two particle species |
| title | On two reversible cellular automata with two particle species |
| title_full | On two reversible cellular automata with two particle species |
| title_fullStr | On two reversible cellular automata with two particle species |
| title_full_unstemmed | On two reversible cellular automata with two particle species |
| title_short | On two reversible cellular automata with two particle species |
| title_sort | on two reversible cellular automata with two particle species |
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