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Discontinuous phase transitions in the one-dimensional pair and triplet creation processes
Dickman and Tomé (1991) introduced models on $Z$ in which $k$ consecutive occupied sites give birth at rate $λ$, individual particles die at rate 1, and the configuration is subject to nearest neighbor stirring. They claimed that the pair creation model ($k=2$) has a continuous phase transition and
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