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While the Macroscopic Fluctuation Theory (MFT) is a renormalized theory inthe hydrodynamic limit based on a space-time local Lagrangian that is Gaussianwith respect to the empirical current, C. Maes, K. Netocny and B. Wynants[Markov Proc. Rel. Fields. 14, 445 (2008)] have derived a microscopicFluctuation Theory (mFT) for independent Markov jump processes based on aspace-time local Lagrangian that is Poissonian with respect to the empiricalflow, in direct relation with the general theory of large deviations at 'Level2.5' for Markovian processes. Here we describe how this approach can begeneralized to the presence of interactions, that can be either zero-range orinvolve neighbors, either for closed systems or for open systems withreservoirs.

Microscopic Fluctuation Theory (mFT) for interacting Poisson processes