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On a countable set of sites S, the zero range process is constructed when the stochastic matrix $p(x, y)$ determining the one particle motion satisfies a mild assumption. The set of invariant measures for this process is described in the following two cases: a) The system is attractive and $p(x, y)$ is recurrent. b) The system is attractive, $p(x, y)$ corresponds to a simple random walk on the integers and the rate at which particles leave any site is bounded.
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Enrique D. Andjel (1982) studied this question.
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