Simple model for transport phenomena : Microscopic construction of Maxwell Demon like engine
Jyotipratim Ray Chaudhuri, Sudip Chattopadhyay, Suman Kumar Banik

TL;DR
This paper introduces a microscopic Hamiltonian model for a Maxwell demon-like engine that extracts work from internal fluctuations by modulating a non-linear bath with external noise, demonstrating fluctuation-induced transport.
Contribution
It provides a novel Hamiltonian framework for understanding fluctuation-induced transport in non-equilibrium systems, highlighting the role of external noise in generating effective temperature differences.
Findings
Net motion occurs when the non-linear bath is modulated by external noise.
External noise creates a non-zero effective temperature even with equal bath temperatures.
The model identifies key ingredients for fluctuation-induced transport under non-equilibrium conditions.
Abstract
We present a microscopic Hamiltonian framework to develop Maxwell demon like engine. Our model consists of a equilibrium thermal bath and a non-equilibrium bath; latter generated by driving with an external stationary, Gaussian noise. The engine we develop, can be considered as a device to extract work by modifying internal fluctuations. Our theoretical analysis focusses on finding the essential ingredients necessary for generating fluctuation induced transport under non-equilibrium condition. An important outcome of our model is that the net motion occurs when the non-linear bath is modulated by the external noise, creating the non-zero effective temperature even when the temperature of both the baths are same.
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