Compartment-based stochastic diffusion represents molecular motion by nearest-neighbour jumps on a spatial lattice. Jump rates of order converge to an advection--diffusion equation as compartment width tends to zero.
The asymmetric simple exclusion process permits at most one particle per lattice site and biases jumps in one direction. A mean-field hydrodynamic limit has advective flux proportional to because both an occupied departure site and vacant arrival site are required.

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