Diffusion processes on graphs and the averaging principle

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Some examples of asymptotic problems leading to diffusion processes on graphs are discussed. A general technique for this kind of problems is developed. The approach uses the martingale-problem method, adapted to fit non-differentiable structures. The problems considered include processes with a fast discrete component, diffusions in narrow tubes, and small random perturbations of Hamiltonian systems.




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