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Let φ be an eigenfunction of
where V(x) is in the Kato class. We have shown in the preceding chapters there exists a diffusion process {XtQ| with the probability density μ = φ2 (in general \( |\sum {\alpha _i \phi _i |^2 } \) . In this chapter we regard it as the spatial distribution density of a population. The diffusion process {Xt, Q}}, therefore, describes the movement of a typical particle in the population when the size of the population becomes sufficiently large.
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For the precise meaning see below and Theorem 7.7
Cf. Tanaka (1979) and also Lions-Sznitman (1984)
γ is the θ-quantile of the probability distribution u
(C0)* and (C01)* denote the dual Banach spaces of C0 and C01, respectively. C0 denotes the space of continuous functions vanishing at infinity, and C01 = {f∈ C0: ∂ x f ∈ C0|.
Cf. Skorokhod (1961)
b(t,0) may be +∞, if the integral of b(s, ξ(s)) is absolutely convergent
An example is given at (7.5). Cf. Section 7.9 for further examples of such functions
See Chapter 2
This is a special case of Tanaka’s equations in convex regions. Cf. Tanaka (1979)
We define on Ω a metric of the uniform convergence on each finite interval
Cf. Theorem 6.8 (p.51) of Parthasarathy (1967)
The inaccessibility follows also from Feller’s test, cf. Section 2.11
For further examples, cf. Ezawa-Klauder-Shepp (1975)
The following results have not been published elsewhere. In connection with the problem cf. Sturm (1992, preprint), and also Baras-Goldstein (1984)
For equation (7.80) without the term 1/2x2 cf. e.g., Spohn (1991), Baras-Goldstein (1984). Cf. Titchmarsh (1962) for eigenvalue problems
I would like to thank F. den Hollander for stimulating discussion on this problem
See the remark given at the end of this section
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Nagasawa, M. (1993). Segregation of a Population. In: Schrödinger Equations and Diffusion Theory. Monographs in Mathematics, vol 86. Birkhäuser, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-8568-3_7
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