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H Quizzagan
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I am trying to understand how one can simulate the trajectory of a Brownian particle as a function of time. I am only able to do it with the assumption that I can simply generate random values of x and then take the cumulative sums of these values to get the trajectory of the Brownian particle.
But, are there different sets of equations that guides or regarding the function x(t) that I can easily use to simulate the trajectory of a Brownian particle? Thank you so much!
But, are there different sets of equations that guides or regarding the function x(t) that I can easily use to simulate the trajectory of a Brownian particle? Thank you so much!