Maximal distance travelled by N vicious walkers till their survival
arXiv:1402.3964 · doi:10.1007/s10955-014-1064-1
Abstract
We consider Brownian particles moving on a line starting from initial positions such that . Their motion gets stopped at time when either two of them collide or when the particle closest to the origin hits the origin for the first time. For , we study the probability distribution function and of the maximal distance travelled by the and walker till . For general particles with identical diffusion constants , we show that the probability distribution of the global maximum , has a power law tail with exponent . We obtain explicit expressions of the function and of the dependent amplitude which we also analyze for large using techniques from random matrix theory. We verify our analytical results through direct numerical simulations.
28 pages, 9 figures
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