2022
DOI: 10.1007/s10955-022-02958-8
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Propagation of Correlations in a Hard-Sphere System

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“…The cumulants of probability distribution functions are interpreted as correlation functions and are governed by the Liouville hierarchy. The following outlines the approach to the description of the evolution of a state by means of both reduced distribution functions and reduced correlation functions, which is based on the dynamics of correlations [53]. It should be emphasized that on a microscopic scale, the macroscopic characteristics of fluctuations of observables are directly determined by the reduced correlation functions.…”
Section: Hierarchies Of Evolution Equations For Colliding Particlesmentioning
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“…The cumulants of probability distribution functions are interpreted as correlation functions and are governed by the Liouville hierarchy. The following outlines the approach to the description of the evolution of a state by means of both reduced distribution functions and reduced correlation functions, which is based on the dynamics of correlations [53]. It should be emphasized that on a microscopic scale, the macroscopic characteristics of fluctuations of observables are directly determined by the reduced correlation functions.…”
Section: Hierarchies Of Evolution Equations For Colliding Particlesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The evolution of the sequence of correlation functions (2.30) of many hard spheres is determined by the Cauchy problem of the weak formulation of the Liouville hierarchy of the following evolution equations [53]:…”
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