Abrupt convergence for stochastic small perturbations of one dimensional dynamical systems

Abstract

We study the cut-off phenomenon for a family of stochastic small perturbations of a one dimensional dynamical system. We will focus in a semi-flow of a deterministic differential equation which is perturbed by adding to the dynamics a white noise of small variance. Under suitable hypothesis on the potential we will prove that the family of perturbed stochastic differential equations present a profile cut-off phenomenon with respect to the total variation distance. We also prove a local cut-off phenomenon in a neighborhood of the local minima (metastable states) of multi-well potential.

28 pages. arXiv admin note: substantial text overlap with arXiv:1510.09207; text overlap with arXiv:math/0601771 by other authors

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