Metastability and typical exit paths in stochastic dynamics
This is a brief review paper which provides an updated state of the art on metastablity. The authors avoid technicalities giving the flavour of the subject through an accurate discussion which conceals both mathematical physics and probability theory. To this aim, they consider ergodic aperiodic Markov chains with exponentially small transition probabilities and provide a complete description of the typical tube of trajectories outside a general given domain. Although the results are stated without proofs, the interested reader is carefully guided through a long list of references. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0893.00028].
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