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Condensation and metastability in the supercritical two-species zero-range process via resolvent and $H^1$-approximation
In this article, we investigate the two-species zero-range process, a multi-species generalization of the classical zero-range process. First, we analyze its condensation regime, which directly parallels its single-species counterpart. As our main result, we establish the dynamical metastable behavi
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