On large deviations for particle systems associated with spatially homogeneous Boltzmann type equations

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We consider a dynamical interacting particle system whose empirical distribution tends to the solution of a spatially homogeneous Boltzmann type equation, as the number of particles tends to infinity. These laws of large numbers were proved for the Maxwellian molecules by H. Tanaka [Tal] and for the hard spheres by A.S. Sznitman [Szl]. In the present paper we investigate the corresponding large deviations: the large deviation upper bound is obtained and, using convex analysis, a non-variational formulation of the rate function is given. Our results hold for Maxwellian molecules with a cutoff potential and for hard spheres. © 1995 Springer-Verlag.

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Léonard, C. (1995). On large deviations for particle systems associated with spatially homogeneous Boltzmann type equations. Probability Theory and Related Fields, 101(1), 1–44. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01192194

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