Central limit theorem for a class of relativistic diffusions
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Abstract: Two similar Minkowskian diffusions have been considered, on one hand by Barbachoux, Debbasch, Malik and Rivet ([BDR1], [BDR2], [BDR3], [DMR], [DR]), and on the other hand by Dunkel and H"anggi ([DH1], [DH2]). We address here two questions, asked in [DR] and in ([DH1], [DH2]) respectively, about the asymptotic behaviour of such diffusions. More generally, we establish a central limit theorem for a class of Minkowskian diffusions, to which the two above ones belong. As a consequence, we correct a partially wrong guess in [DH1].
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