2019
DOI: 10.1103/physreve.99.042108
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Gaussian statistics as an emergent symmetry of the stochastic scalar Burgers equation

Abstract: Symmetries play a conspicuous role in the large-scale behavior of critical systems. In equilibrium they allow to classify asymptotics into different universality classes and, out of equilibrium, they sometimes emerge as collective properties which are not explicit in the "bare" interactions. Here we elucidate the emergence of an up-down symmetry in the asymptotic behavior of the stochastic scalar Burgers equation in one and two dimensions, manifested by the occurrence of Gaussian fluctuations even within the t… Show more

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“…The Gaussian behavior obtained for Eq. ( 3) coincides with analytical DRG results which follow successful analyses of field statistics for the KPZ [45][46][47] and nonlinear-Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) [48] equations, and for the scalar Burgers equation with non-conserved noise [49]. The method performs a partial RG transformation in which the equation is coarse-grained [50], while omitting the rescaling step [27,36].…”
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“…The Gaussian behavior obtained for Eq. ( 3) coincides with analytical DRG results which follow successful analyses of field statistics for the KPZ [45][46][47] and nonlinear-Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) [48] equations, and for the scalar Burgers equation with non-conserved noise [49]. The method performs a partial RG transformation in which the equation is coarse-grained [50], while omitting the rescaling step [27,36].…”
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“…We further obtain (see SM in Appendix A) u 4 c ∼ [ln(1/s)] 0.79 , hence the kurtosis, K → 0 as s → 0. Finally, as in [49], an exact symmetry induces u 2n+1 c = 0 ∀n, hence S = 0. More generally, the u-PDF is symmetric (unlike the TW or BR distributions) [49].…”
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