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We extend recently developed eigenvalue bounds on mixing rates for reversible Markov chains to nonreversible chains. We then apply our results to show that the d-particle simple exclusion process corresponding to clockwise walk on the discrete circle Zₚ is rapidly mixing when d grows with p. The dense case $d = p/2$ arises in a Poisson blockers problem in statistical mechanics.
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