We characterize limit fluctuations of height functions of the totally asymmetric simple exclusion processes with open boundaries at the co-existence line under the stationary measures. The limit behavior of the height functions at the co-existence line was known to be exotic in the sense that the first-order limit theorem (when divided by n) has a random limit. Here, we show that with a random centering and then divided by √ n, the second-order limit of the height functions is a (random) mixture of two independent Brownian motions.
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