Jara's conjecture on KPZ mixing for particle-conserving systems

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Consider a particle-conserving system on a ring of size NN with only nice local interactions, and let the average current be a function of the particle density. Assume that the second derivative of the average current does not vanish. Jara's mixing-time conjecture. The mixing time is of order N3/2N^{3/2}, up to poly-logarithmic corrections. This conjecture proposes the same characteristic mixing scale beyond exclusion processes, but the source provides no resolution and leaves the assertion open.

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Dominik Schmid, “Mixing times for the TASEP in the maximal current phase”, arXiv:2104.12745 (2023).

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