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On the diffusion induced by alternating renewal processes

Max-Olivier Hongler
1992
Journal paper

Abstract

A class of stochastic differential equations driven by non-Markovian dichotomous processes is studied analytically. The exact transition probability density is calculated. In opposition to the pure diffusive situations, the transport mechanism obtained here has finite velocity. Some illustrations are worked out explicitly. © 1992.

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