Outflow probability for drift--diffusion dynamics
Julia Hinkel, Reinhard Mahnke
Abstract
The presented explanations are provided for the one--dimensional diffusion process with constant drift by using forward Fokker--Planck technique. We are interested in the outflow probability in a finite interval, i.e. first passage time probability density distribution taking into account reflecting boundary on left hand side and absorbing border on right hand side. This quantity is calculated from balance equation which follows from conservation of probability. At first, the initial--boundary--value problem is solved analytically in terms of eigenfunction expansion which relates to Sturm--Liouville analysis. The results are obtained for all possible values of drift (positive, zero, negative). As application we get the cumulative breakdown probability which is used in theory of traffic flow.
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