Asymptotic mass distribution speed for the one-dimensional heat equation with constant drift and stationary potential
We study the long-time behavior of the solution u(t,x) of a Cauchy problem for the one-dimensional heat equation with constant drift and random potential in the quenched setting: . The initial function is compactly supported. For bounded stationary ergodic potential [xi], we show that u is asymptotically (t-->[infinity]) concentrated in a ball of radius o(t) and center vht which is independent of the realization of the random potential. There is a critical drift value hcr where we observe a change from sublinear (vh=0) to linear (0<vh[less-than-or-equals, slant]h) mass propagation.
Heat equation with constant drift and stationary potential Random media Random environment Large deviations Quenched behavior Wiener process with drift under exponentially weighted path measure