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Acoustic dip in the effective temperature of hot Brownian motion
A hot Brownian particle is driven by thermal fluctuations from a nonuniformly heated solvent and therefore obeys a fluctuation-dissipation relation with a frequency-dependent effective temperature. Existing theories assume an incompressible solvent. We show that finite sound speed qualitativ
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