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25 April 2024
 
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How to solve Fokker-Planck equation treating mixed eigenvalue spectrum?
M. Brics ; J. Kaupuzs ; R. Mahnke ;
Date 21 Mar 2013
AbstractAn analogy of the Fokker-Planck equation (FPE) with the Schr"odinger equation allows us to use quantum mechanics technique to find the analytical solution of the FPE in a number of cases. However, previous studies have been limited to the Schr"odinger potential with a discrete eigenvalue spectrum. Here, we will show how this approach can be also applied to a mixed eigenvalue spectrum with bounded and free states. We solve the FPE with boundaries located at x=pm L/2 and take the limit L ightarrowinfty, considering the examples with constant Schr"{o}dinger potential and with P"{o}schl-Teller potential. An oversimplified approach was proposed earlier by M.T. Araujo and E. Drigo Filho. A detailed investigation of the two examples shows that the correct solution, obtained in this paper, is consistent with the expected Fokker-Planck dynamics.
Source arXiv, 1303.5211
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