The asymmetric effects on the escape rates from the stable states x±in the bistable system are analyzed. The results indicate that the multiplicative noise and the additive noise always enhance the particle escap...The asymmetric effects on the escape rates from the stable states x±in the bistable system are analyzed. The results indicate that the multiplicative noise and the additive noise always enhance the particle escape from stable states x±of bistable.However,the asymmetric parameter r enhances the particle escape from stable state x_+,and holds back the particle escape from stable state x_-.展开更多
This study investigates the diffusive motion of a Brownian particle in a 1D periodic potential. The reactive flux theory for finite barriers and memory friction is developed to calculate the escape rate in the spatial...This study investigates the diffusive motion of a Brownian particle in a 1D periodic potential. The reactive flux theory for finite barriers and memory friction is developed to calculate the escape rate in the spatial diffusion regime. The diffusion coefficient is obtained in terms of the jump-model. The theoretical results agree well with the Langevin simulation results. The method can be generalized to other colored noises with Gaussian distribution.展开更多
基金Supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No.10865006the Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi Province under Grant No.2010JQ1014the Science Foundation of Baoji University of Science and Arts of China under Grant No.ZK0954
文摘The asymmetric effects on the escape rates from the stable states x±in the bistable system are analyzed. The results indicate that the multiplicative noise and the additive noise always enhance the particle escape from stable states x±of bistable.However,the asymmetric parameter r enhances the particle escape from stable state x_+,and holds back the particle escape from stable state x_-.
文摘This study investigates the diffusive motion of a Brownian particle in a 1D periodic potential. The reactive flux theory for finite barriers and memory friction is developed to calculate the escape rate in the spatial diffusion regime. The diffusion coefficient is obtained in terms of the jump-model. The theoretical results agree well with the Langevin simulation results. The method can be generalized to other colored noises with Gaussian distribution.
