Polaron formation as a genuine nonequilibrium phenomenon
S. Ajisaka, S. Tasaki, and I. Terasaki

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that polaron formation occurs exclusively under nonequilibrium conditions, establishing it as a genuine nonequilibrium phenomenon with a threshold current necessary for their existence.
Contribution
It reveals that polarons in the Takayama Lin-Liu Maki model form only out of equilibrium, highlighting their nature as microscopic dissipative structures.
Findings
Polarons are only possible out of equilibrium.
A lower threshold current exists for polaron formation.
Polaron formation exemplifies a microscopic dissipative structure.
Abstract
Solitons and polarons at nonequilibrium steady states are investigated for the spinless Takayama Lin-Liu Maki model. Polarons are found to be possible {\it only out of equilibrium}. This polaron formation is a genuine nonequilibrium phenomenon, as there is a lower threshold current below which they cannot exist. It is considered to be an example of microscopic dissipative structure.
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