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. 2005 Jul 25;102(31):10837–10840. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0504820102

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Fig. 1. — Distribution functions for action and related quantities. (Left) Probability distribution of the action in the FA model at T = 1, subsystem size , and t_obs = 320 ≈ 3τ.(Inset) Probability distribution of number of kinks, (left and upper axes) and of number of excitations, (lower and right axes). (Right) but now for t_obs = 1,280 ≈ 12τ. The straight line indicates the exponential tail (regime a; see text). (Inset) Coefficient μ at different T from simulation and theory for both the FA and East models. Statistical uncertainties from simulations are smaller than the symbols.

Inline graphic — Distribution functions for action and related quantities. (Left) Probability distribution of the action in the FA model at T = 1, subsystem size , and t_obs = 320 ≈ 3τ.(Inset) Probability distribution of number of kinks, (left and upper axes) and of number of excitations, (lower and right axes). (Right) but now for t_obs = 1,280 ≈ 12τ. The straight line indicates the exponential tail (regime a; see text). (Inset) Coefficient μ at different T from simulation and theory for both the FA and East models. Statistical uncertainties from simulations are smaller than the symbols.