most citedNarrow Escape, Part III: Riemann surfaces and non-smooth domains

11 citations · 13 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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math-ph2005

Concentration of the first eigenfunction for a second order elliptic operator

D. Holcman, I. Kupka

We study the semi-classical limits of the first eigenfunction of a positive second order operator on a compact Riemannian manifold when the diffusion constant goes to zero. We…

math-ph20051 cited

The survival probability of diffusion with killing

D. Holcman, A. Marchewka, Z. Schuss

We present a general framework to study the effect of killing sources on moving particles, trafficking inside biological cells. We are merely concerned with the case of spine-dendr…

math.DG2005

The Boundary between Compact and Noncompact Complete Riemann Manifolds

D. Holcman, C. Pugh

In 1941 Sumner Myers proved that if the Ricci curvature of a complete Riemann manifold has a positive infimum then the manifold is compact and its diameter is bounded in terms of t…

math-ph20041 cited

Singular perturbation for the first eigenfunction and blow up analysis

David Holcman, Ivan Kupka

On a compact Riemannian manifold (V_{m},g), we consider the second order positive operator L_ε = εΔ_{g} +(b,\nabla) +c, where -Δ_{g} is the Laplace-Beltrami operator and b is a Mor…

math-ph200411 cited

Narrow Escape, Part III: Riemann surfaces and non-smooth domains

A. Singer, Z. Schuss, D. Holcman

We consider Brownian motion in a bounded domain on a two-dimensional Riemannian manifold . We assume that the boundary $\pΩ$ is smooth and reflects the trajectories, exc…

math-ph2004

Narrow Escape, Part II: The circular disk

A. Singer, Z. Schuss, D. Holcman

We consider Brownian motion in a circular disk , whose boundary $\pΩ$ is reflecting, except for a small arc, $\pΩ_a$, which is absorbing. As decr…