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摘要
Levy stable (jump-type) processes are examples of intrinsically nonlocal random motions. This property becomes a serious obstacle if one attempts to model conditions under which a particular Levy process may be subject to physically implementable manipulations, whose ultimate goal is to confine the random motion in a spatially finite, possibly mesoscopic trap. We analyze this issue for an exemplary case of the Cauchy process in a finite interval. Qualitatively, our observations extend to general jump-type processes that are driven by non-Gaussian noises, classified by the integral part of the Levy-Khintchine formula. For clarity of arguments, we discuss, as a reference model, the classic case of the Brownian motion in the interval.
- 出版日期2015-2
