Relationships among coefficients in deterministic and stochastic transient diffusion
Z. Kaufmann
Abstract
Systems are studied in which transport is possible due to large extension with open boundaries in certain directions but the particles responsible for transport can disappear from it by leaving it in other directions, by chemical reaction or by adsorption. The connection of the total escape rate, the rate of the disappearance and the diffusion constant is investigated. It leads to the observation that the diffusion coefficient defined by < x2> is in general different from the one present in the effective Fokker-Planck equation. The result makes it possible to generalize the Gaspard-Nicolis formula for deterministic systems to this transient case.
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