Título: A note on the ballistic limit of random motion in a random potential
Autores: Flury, Markus; University of Tuebingen
Fecha: 2008-01-01
Publicador: Electronic communications in probability
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Tipo: Peer-reviewed Article

Tema: RWRP, random walk, random potential, Brownian motion, Poissonian potential, ballistic phase, ballistic limit
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Descripción: It has been shown that certain types of random walks in random potentials and Brownian motion in Poissonian potentials undergo a phase transition from sub-ballistic to ballistic behavior when the strength of the underlying drift is increased. The ballistic behavior has been manifested by indicating a limiting area for the normalized motion. In the present article, we provide a refined description of this limiting area with a further development for the case of rotation invariant Poissonian potentials.
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