Time reversibility, correlation decay and the steady state fluctuation relation for dissipation

Searles, Debra; Johnston, Barbara; Evans, Denis; Rondoni, Lamberto

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Time reversibility, correlation decay and the steady state fluctuation relation for dissipation

Date

2013

Authors

Searles, Debra

Johnston, Barbara

Evans, Denis

Rondoni, Lamberto

Publisher

Molecular Diversity Preservation International

Abstract

Steady state fluctuation relations for nonequilibrium systems are under intense investigation because of their important practical implications in nanotechnology and biology. However the precise conditions under which they hold need clarification. Using t