General convergence conjecture for diffusion processes in narrow tubes
General convergence conjecture for diffusion processes in narrow tubes
Let denote the radius scale of the ball associated with vertex , and partition the vertices into the small-ball, intermediate-ball, and large-ball cases, denoted by , , and , respectively. Let be the projected diffusion process in the narrow tube, and let be the continuous Markov process on the metric graph whose generator acts as the second derivative on the edges and satisfies the gluing conditions
General convergence conjecture. The process converges weakly to in , uniformly with respect to the initial condition.
This conjecture extends the known weak convergence result for the regime , in which the limiting process has weighted Kirchhoff gluing conditions and no vertex waiting. It predicts distinct limiting graph diffusions for small, intermediate, and large balls, with the corresponding gluing conditions above.
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Wen-Tai Hsu, “Asymptotic analysis on narrow tubes: narrow escape problems and diffusion processes”, arXiv:2508.15060 (2025).
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