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The authors consider a general class of equations of the form \[ i\varepsilon u_t= H(X,\varepsilon D)u+ \sqrt\varepsilon V \Biggl({1\over\varepsilon} X,\varepsilon D\Biggr)u, \] where \(H(X,D)\) and \(V(x,D)\) are Weyl quantizations of symbols \(H(n,k)\) (a mean zero random function, stationary in space variable). It is shown that transport equations can be derived from it in the high frequency limit. The results generalize those in [\textit{L. Ryzhik}, \textit{G. Papanicolau} and \textit{J. Keller}, Wave motion 24, 327-370 (1996)]. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0905.00057].
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