Nonequilibrium Phase Transitions in a Driven Sandpile Model
Sujan K. Dhar, Rahul Pandit, Sriram Ramaswamy
Abstract
We construct a driven sandpile slope model and study it by numerical simulations in one dimension. The model is specified by a threshold slope σc\/, a parameter α\/, governing the local current-slope relation (beyond threshold), and j in, the mean input current of sand. A nonequilibrium phase diagram is obtained in the α\, -\, j in\/ plane. We find an infinity of phases, characterized by different mean slopes and separated by continuous or first-order boundaries, some of which we obtain analytically. Extensions to two dimensions are discussed.
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