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Fokker-Planck to Schrodinger Equation Transformation

In order to obtain the transformation of Fokker-Planck equation into Schrodinger equation one starts employing the autoadjoint operator introduced in Eq. (5.277), which along (5.276) becomes  [Pg.434]

the diffusion factor ( x ) = D will be considered as a constant of the nonequilibrium dynamic process. With this identification in the stationary (5.269) one yields the equation  [Pg.434]

With this, the autoadjoint operator expression form above, Eq. (5.297), can be successively developed (Gardiner, 1994 Risken, 1984)  [Pg.434]

The obtained expression permits the direct analogy with the Hamiltonian operator specific to the Schrodinger equation  [Pg.435]

This correspondence stays at the basis of the transformation of the Fokker-Planck equation into the associated Schrodinger equation. Through the corresponding relations (5.299) and (5.301) one has in a direct way the transformation relation  [Pg.435]


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