Influence of probability density function of the passage time in the method of non-equilibrium statistical operator on non-equilibrium properties of the system
V.V. Ryazanov

TL;DR
This paper explores how different lifetime distributions in non-equilibrium statistical operators affect the system's properties, revealing effects like finite memory and history dependence beyond traditional exponential assumptions.
Contribution
It introduces a family of non-equilibrium statistical operators based on various lifetime distributions, extending the understanding of memory effects in non-equilibrium systems.
Findings
Finite memory effects observed for certain lifetime distributions
Non-equilibrium properties can significantly differ from exponential lifetime assumptions
History and past behavior influence current non-equilibrium dynamics
Abstract
A family of non-equilibrium statistical operators (NSO) is introduced which differ by the system lifetime distribution over which the quasi-equilibrium (relevant) distribution is averaged. This changes the form of the source in the Liouville equation, as well as the expressions for the kinetic coefficients, average fluxes, and kinetic equations obtained with use of NSO. It is possible to choose a class of lifetime distributions for which thermodynamic limiting transition and to tend to infinity of average lifetime of system is reduced to the result received at exponential distribution for lifetime, used by Zubarev. However there is also other extensive class of realistic distributions of lifetime of system for which and after to approach to infinity of average lifetime of system non-equilibrium properties essentially change. For some distributions the effect of "finite memory" when only…
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Taxonomy
TopicsStatistical Mechanics and Entropy · Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics · stochastic dynamics and bifurcation
