Statistisk fysikk
Posted: 07/09-2012 10:44
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Consider a random walk in one dimension where the probability of taking
a step of length between s and s + ds is given by
[tex]\omega(s)\,ds=\frac{b}{\pi(s^2+b^2)}\,ds[/tex]
Calculate the probability P(x)dx that the total displacement of the walk after N steps lies between x and x + dx. Does P(x) approach Gaussian when N becomes large. Comment on your result in light of the central limit theorem. Explain why it is obeyed or violated
Consider a random walk in one dimension where the probability of taking
a step of length between s and s + ds is given by
[tex]\omega(s)\,ds=\frac{b}{\pi(s^2+b^2)}\,ds[/tex]
Calculate the probability P(x)dx that the total displacement of the walk after N steps lies between x and x + dx. Does P(x) approach Gaussian when N becomes large. Comment on your result in light of the central limit theorem. Explain why it is obeyed or violated