行政院國家科學委員會專題研究計畫 成果報告
交互作用粒子系統的流力極限 (6)
計畫類別: 個別型計畫 計畫編號: NSC91-2115-M-002-010- 執行期間: 91 年 08 月 01 日至 92 年 09 月 30 日 執行單位: 國立臺灣大學數學系暨研究所 計畫主持人: 張志中 報告類型: 精簡報告 報告附件: 出席國際會議研究心得報告及發表論文 處理方式: 本計畫可公開查詢中 華 民 國 92 年 12 月 31 日
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行政院國家科學委員會專題研究計畫成果報告
交互作用粒子系統的流力極限 (6)
Hydrodynamic Limit of
Interacting Particle Systems (6)
計畫編號:NSC 91 – 2115 – M002 – 010
執行期限:91 年 8 月 1 日至 92 年 9 月 30 日
主持人:張志中 台灣大學數學系
Email:
[email protected]
一、中文摘要 本計劃中我們探討了 1 維與 2 維格子 點空間Z1 、Z2 上對稱簡單互斥過程中數個位 置被粒子佔據的時間差(總平均為零)的 大離差估計。 關鍵詞:對稱簡單互斥過程、粒子佔據的 時間差、大離差估計 AbstractIn this project we study the large deviations estimate of occupation time difference of symmetric simple exclusion processes (SEP) on one and two dimensional lattice spaces Z1 and Z2.
Keywords: symmetric simple exclusion process, occupation time difference, large deviations estimate 二、緣由與目的 此處先說明期限延長與經費使用的情 形。原核定「出席國際會議」之部分,因 91 年 5 月時不確定能否獲得補助,故未能 在91 年 5 月限期截止前報名,以致未能如 預定計畫參加 ICM 2002 於 91 年 8 月 29 日 至 9 月 3 日 在 北 京 舉 行 的 satellite conference: stochastic analysis (主要行程) 及在京都於 9 月 4 日至 7 日舉行的 RIMS 2002 international project research: stochastic analysis and related topics (次要 行程)。92 年 6 月時因受國內 SARS 疫情 影響恐申請外國簽證不易、或出國後在外 國入境時遭隔離檢疫而影響行程,故申請 延期 2 個月並變更「出席國際會議」之補 助為「國外差旅費」。此申請案於6 月 13 日獲准(臺會綜二字第0920028200 號), 故計畫執行期限延至 92 年 9 月 30 日。但 原計畫訪問的姚鴻澤教授於暑假中忙於自 紐 約 Courant Institute 搬 家 至 加 州 的 Stanford University , 而 University of Maryland 的李宗祐教授則為胃癌侵襲所 苦,故國外訪問終未能成行。以下敘述計 畫之緣由與目的。
Consider the symmetric simple exclusion process (SEP) on d-dimensional lattice Zd, d=1 or 2. The configurations of this process are denoted byηso thatη(x) is equal to 1 or 0 if site x in Zd is occupied or not forη. For eachαin [0,1], denote by ν (α) the Bernoulli product measure on the configuration space Ω with marginals given by ν(α){η,η(x) =1 }=α, x in Zd. It is well-known that {ν(α), 0≦α≦1} is a one-parameter family of reversible invariant measures. In this project we study SEP accelerated by T starting from the reversible measureν(α) for a fixedαin (0,1). Given a local function b(η) on Ω satisfyingν(α) [b(η) |η--]=0, denote the occupation time difference B(T) associated with b by ( c(T)=square root of ln T )
B(T) = c(T) ∫
01b(η
s) ds.
We are interested in the large deviations of the occupation time difference B(T).
Given T > 0, on the configuration space Ω = {0, 1}Zd
, d=1,2, consider the accel-erated symmetric simple exclusion process (SEP) generated by LT given by
(LTf )(η) = T 2 X x,y∈Zd |x−y|=1 [f (σx,yη) − f (η)] ,
where the summation is carried over all nearest neighbor sites x, y, |x − y| = 1, of Zd. In this formula, f is a local function and σx,yη is the configuration obtained from η by exchanging the occupation variables η(x) and η(y): (σx,yη)(z) = η(z) if z 6= x, y, η(x) if z = y, η(y) if z = x . For each 0 ≤ α ≤ 1, denote by να the Bernoulli product measure on Ω with marginals given by
να{η, η(x) = 1} = α
for x ∈ Zd. Clearly, {ν
α, 0 ≤ α ≤ 1}
is a one-parameter family of reversible in-variant measures. For 0 ≤ α ≤ 1, de-note by Pα = PT,α the probability on the path space D(R+, Ω) corresponding to SEP
starting from να. From now on we fix an α ∈ (0, 1).
Define the occupation time of the origin:
AT =
Z 1
0
ηs(0) ds .
The large deviations principle of AT under Pα = PT,α as T → ∞, which is established in [1], states that the order is T / log T and the rate function Υα : [0, 1] → R+ is given
by Υα(β) = π 2 n sin−1(2β−1)−sin−1(2α−1)o2.
Let b be a local function on Ω satisfying να[b(η) | ¯η ] = 0, where να[· | ¯η ] represents the να–expectation conditioned on the av-erage number of particles ¯η. Typical exam-ples are η(0) − η(e1) and η(e1) + η(−e1) +
η(e2) + η(−e2) − 4η(0).
Denote the occupation time difference BT associated with b by BT = p log T µ Z 1 0 b(ηs) ds ¶ ∈ R . There are at least two methods to study the large deviations principle of the joint distri-bution (AT, BT). The first is a probabilis-tic approach which basically is similar to the one used in [1] (see [3] also) with some natural modifications. As the object now is more complicated, one can expect that more detailed analysis is needed and the ar-guments would be much harder than those in [1]. The second is a PDE approach devel-oped by T.Y. Lee and has been applied suc-cessfully in several examples, see [2]. Here we outline the basic idea of PDE approach without proof. It is remarked that to ver-ify each step described below also requires lengthy and sophisticated arguments.
For simplicity consider d = 2 case only. To investigate the LDP of the joint distri-bution of AT and BT, by Laplace-Varadhan theorem, it suffices to study
lim T →∞ log T T log Eα · expn T log T ³ σAT + λBT ´o¸ = lim T →∞ log T T log Eα[VT(1, η; σ, λ)] , where VT is defined for t ∈ [0, 1], (σ, λ) ∈ R2 as VT(t, η) = VT(t, η; σ, λ) = Eη · exp n Z t 0 ³ σT log Tηs(0) + λT √ log Tb(ηs) ´ ds o¸ . By Feynman-Kac formula, VT solves the
dif-ferential equation ∂tVT(t, η) =LTVT + µ σT log Tη(0) +√λT log Tb(η) ¶ VT, t ∈ [0, 1] , VT(0, η) =1 .
For convenience let
log VT = vT ⇔ VT = exp(vT) , φT(η; σ, λ) = σT log Tη(0) + λT √ log Tb(η) .
It follows that vT(t, η) = vT(t, η; σ, λ) satis-fies, t ∈ [0, 1], ∂tvT(t, η) = e−vT(LTevT) + φT(η) = LTvT + φT(η) + RT(vT), vT(0, η) = 0 . (1) Here RT(f ) = e−f(LTef) − LTf = T 2 X x,y∈Z2 |x−y|=1 h exp n f (σx,yη) − f (η)o −1 − ³ f (σx,yη) − f (η)´i = QT(f ) + eT(f ) , and QT(f ) = T 4 X x,y∈Z2 |x−y|=1 h f (σx,yη) − f (η)i2, eT(f ) = RT(f ) − QT(f ) .
The first claim is that eT is negligi-ble in the large deviations limit T → ∞. Denote by v(1)(t, η) = v(1)
T (t, η; σ, λ), t ∈ [0, 1], the solution of differential equation (1) in which RT is replaced solely by QT. The claim implies that it suffices to study v(1)(t, η).
To study vT(1)(t, η) we need to introduce an auxiliary function. Note that by as-sumption b has να–mean 0 on each hyper-plane ¯η =constant. Therefore there exists a gT(η) = gT(η; λ) such that
LTgT(η) + λT √
log Tb(η) = 0 . For simplicity we take a typical example: gT(η) = 2λ √ log Tη(0), b = 4η(0)− X j=1,2 χ=1,−1 η(χej) . Let v(2)T (t, η; σ, λ) = v(1)T (t, η; σ, λ) − gT(η; λ). When we write down the differen-tial equation for vT(2), and replace the term QT(vT(2)+ gT) by QT(v(2)T ) + QT(gT), we ac-tually write down a new equation. Denote
by vT(3) the solution of this new differential equation. The second claim is that the contribution of gT within vT(j), j = 1, 2, is negligible and one can substitute QT(vT(2)+ gT) with QT(v(2)T ) + QT(gT). In summary we have lim T →∞ log T T log Eα h exp{vT(1, η)} i = lim T →∞ log T T log Eα h exp{vT(3)(1, η)} i . Observe that QT(f + h) = QT(f ) + QT(h) +T 2 X x,y∈Z2 |x−y|=1 h f (σx,yη) − f (η) ih h(σx,yη) − h(η) i , QT(gT) = λ2T log T X l=1,2 χ=−1,1 h η(χej) − η(0) i2 = λ 2T log T ½ 4η(0) + h 1 − 2η(0)i³ X l=1,2 χ=−1,1 η(χej) ´¾
which satisfies να[ QT(gT) | ¯η ] 6= 0. Let UT(t, η) = Eη · exp n Z t 0 T log TU(ηs) ds o¸ , uT = log UT, and u(1)T (t, η) the solution of the following differential equation :
∂tu(1)T (t, η) =LTu(1)T + QT(u(1)T ) + T log TU(η), t ∈ [0, 1] , u(1)T (0, η) =0 .
Now it is clear that by choosing U(η) = ση(0) + 4λ2η(0) +λ2h1 − 2η(0)i³ X l=1,2 χ=−1,1 η(χej) ´ , and applying superexponential estimate and large deviations estimate of the occu-pation time established in [1] one can derive the rate function for the large deviations of the joint distribution (AT, BT), T → ∞, as
Iα(c, d) =
d2
32c(1 − c)+ Υα(c) . 3
四、計畫成果自評
The large deviations results obtained in this project are contained in [4].
五、參考文獻
[1] Chang, C.C., Landim, C., Lee, T.Y.: Occupation time large deviations of two dimensional symmetric simple exclusion process. Ann. Probab. To appear
[2] Lee, T.Y.: Asymptotic results for super Brownian motions and semilinear differential equations. Ann. Probab. (2002)
[3] Landim, C.: Occupation time large deviations for the symmetric simple exclusion process. Ann. Probab. 20, 206--231 (1992)
[4] Chang, C.C., Landim, C., Lee, T.Y.: In preparation.