Introducing randomness into first-order and second-order deterministic differential equations

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We incorporate randomness into deterministic theories and compare analytically and numerically some well-known stochastic theories: the Liouville process, the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck process, and a process that is Gaussian and exponentially time correlated (Ornstein-Uhlenbeck noise). Different methods of achieving the marginal densities for correlated and uncorrelated noise are discussed. Analytical results are presented for a deterministic linear friction force and a stochastic force that is uncorrelated or exponentially correlated. Copyright © 2010 J. F. Moxnes and K. Hausken.

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Moxnes, J. F., & Hausken, K. (2010). Introducing randomness into first-order and second-order deterministic differential equations. Advances in Mathematical Physics. https://doi.org/10.1155/2010/509326

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