Exact height distribution in one-dimensional Edwards-Wilkinson interface with diffusing diffusivity
arXiv:2502.01153 · doi:10.1088/1751-8121/add8cd
Abstract
We study the height distribution of a one-dimensional Edwards-Wilkinson interface in the presence of a stochastic diffusivity , where represents a one-dimensional Brownian motion at time . The height distribution at a fixed point is space is computed analytically. The typical height at a given point in space is found to scale as and the distribution of the scaled height is symmetric but with a nontrivial shape: while it approaches a nonzero constant quadratically as , it has a non-Gaussian tail that decays exponentially for large . We show that this exponential tail is rather robust and holds for a whole family of linear interface models parametrized by a dynamical exponent , with corresponding to the Edwards-Wilkinson model.
arXiv comment18 pages, 4 figures
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