Reconciling nonlinear dissipation with the bilinear model of two Brownian particles

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2203.05490v1
• Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2022 17:20:57 GMT
• Title: Reconciling nonlinear dissipation with the bilinear model of two Brownian particles
• Authors: Elisa I. Goettems, Ricardo J. S. Afonso, Diogo O. Soares-Pinto, Daniel Valente
• Abstract summary: Brownian motion of a single particle is a paradigmatic model of nonequilibrium dynamics of dissipative systems. We show how the nonlinear dissipation originally derived from exponential system-reservoir couplings can alternatively be obtained from the bilinear Lagrangian.
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• Abstract: The Brownian motion of a single particle is a paradigmatic model of the nonequilibrium dynamics of dissipative systems. In the system-plus-reservoir approach, one can derive the particle's equations of motion from the reversible dynamics of the system coupled to a bath of oscillators representing its thermal environment. However, extending the system-plus-reservoir approach to multiple particles in a collective environment is not straightforward, and conflicting models have been proposed to that end. Here, we set out to reconcile some aspects of the nonlinear and the bilinear models of two Brownian particles. We show how the nonlinear dissipation originally derived from exponential system-reservoir couplings can alternatively be obtained from the bilinear Lagrangian, with a modified spectral function that explicitly depends on the distance between the particles. As applications, we discuss how to avoid the anomalous diffusion from the standard nonlinear model, as well as how to phenomenologically model a hydrodynamic interaction between a pair of Brownian particles in a viscous fluid.

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