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KPZ equation from ASEP plus general speed-change drift
We derive the KPZ equation as a continuum limit of height functions in
asymmetric simple exclusion processes with a hyperbolic-scale drift that
depends on the local particle configuration. To our knowledge, it is a first
such result for a general class of particle systems with neither duality nor
explicit invariant measures. The new tools to handle the lack of an invariant
measure are estimates for Kolmogorov equations that produce a more robust proof
of the Kipnis-Varadhan inequality. These tools are not exclusive to KPZ.