Long time asymptotics of a Brownian particle coupled with a random environment with non-diffusive feedback force

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Abstract: We study the long time behavior of a Brownian particle moving in an anomalously diffusing field, the evolution of which depends on the particle position. We prove that the process describing the asymptotic behaviour of the Brownian particle has bounded (in time) variance when the particle interacts with a subdiffusive field; when the interaction is with a superdiffusive field the variance of the limiting process grows in time as t^{2{gamma}-1}, 1/2 < {gamma} < 1. Two different kinds of superdiffusing (random) environments are considered: one is described through the use of the fractional Laplacian; the other via the Riemann-Liouville fractional integral. The subdiffusive field is modeled through the Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative.


The author investigates the long-time asymptotics of a Brownian particle interacting with an anomalously diffusing field whose evolution depends on the position of the particle. The variance remains bounded in the case of a subdiffusive field (modeled by the Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative). It grows in time \(t\) like \(t^{2\gamma-1}\) with \(1/2 < \gamma < 1\) in case of a superdiffusive field of which two different kinds are considered (one described by the fractional Laplacian, the other by the Riemann-Liouville fractional integral). The investigation is done by an analysis of three respective systems of two coupled Itô stochastic differential equations. Three theorems are stated and proved in great detail.











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