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This research establishes large deviation bounds in the zero-range process, indicating advances in probabilistic theory.
We consider the large deviations of the hydrodynamic rescaling of the zero-range process on Zᵈ in any dimension d≥ 1. Under mild and canonical hypotheses on the local jump rate, we obtain matching upper and lower bounds, thus resolving the problem opened by {KL99}. On the probabilistic side, we extend the superexponential estimate to any dimension, and prove the superexponential concentration on paths with finite entropy dissipation. In addition, we extend the theory of the parabolic-hyperbolic skeleton equation to the whole space, and remove global convexity/concavity assumptions on the nonlinearity.
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