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Chaos-transport formula

C. The Chaos-Transport Formula Time Asymmetry in Dynamical Randomness A. Randomness of Fluctuations in NonequiUbrium Steady States... [Pg.83]

Figure 13. Diagram showing how dynamical instability characterized by the sum of positive Lyapunov exponents > o contributes to dynamical randomness characterized by the Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy per unit time h s and to the escape y due to transport according to the chaos-transport formula (95). Figure 13. Diagram showing how dynamical instability characterized by the sum of positive Lyapunov exponents > o contributes to dynamical randomness characterized by the Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy per unit time h s and to the escape y due to transport according to the chaos-transport formula (95).
This form shows the deep similarity with the chaos-transport formula (95) and Eq. (101). [Pg.126]

We notice the similarity of the structures of Eq. (101) with the chaos-transport relationship (95). Indeed, both formulas are large-deviation dynamical relationships giving an irreversible property from the difference between two quantities characterizing the dynamical randomness or instability of the microscopic dynamics (see Fig. 16). [Pg.117]

If we combine the escape-rate formula (92) with the result (84) that the escape rate is proportional to the transport coefficient, we obtain the following large-deviation relationships between the transport coefficients and the characteristic quantities of chaos [37, 39] ... [Pg.113]


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