Titlebook: Asymptotic Methods for the Fokker-Planck Equation and the Exit Problem in Applications; Johan Grasman,Onno A. Herwaarden Book 1999 Springe

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Essentials of Object-Oriented Programming,imensional systems: a prey-predator system and the epidemiological problem of contact between infectives and susceptibles. The method we use is rather complex. It is for that reason that we do not expect that the method will be taken over by population biologists. In Sect. 7.3 we show how the proble

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The Fokker—Planck Equation in Several Dimensions: the Asymptotic Exit Probleming. The situation that a part of the boundary is reflecting or not attainable will arise in some special problems. The case that both the drift and normal component of the diffusion vanish at the boundary will be examined in Chap. 7. The latter is of special importance in the field of stochastic dy