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Probability of Exit Boundary Neutral Species

To calculate the probability of moving up or down a slice for a diffusion process one needs to solve the backward diffusion equation subject to the boundary conditions p B ) = 1 and p(A ) = 0 (i.e. the distance of the radical pair moves one slice further apart). The complete derivation is presented in Sect. A.3 of the Appendix, with the final exit probability found to be [Pg.124]

Similarly, using the boundary condition p A ) = 1 and p B ) = 0 (the probability of moving down one sUce) is given as [Pg.124]


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