Survival probabilities in the double trapping reaction A + B → B, B + C → C

We consider the double trapping reaction A + B → B, B + C → C in one dimension. The survival probability of a given A particle is calculated under various conditions on the diffusion constants of the reactants, and on the ratio of initial B and C particle densities. The results are shown to be of more general form than those obtained in previous work on the problem.

• Publication year

  2005

• Venue

  Journal of Physics A

• Publication date

  2005-11-25

• Fields of study

  Physics

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  DOI 10.1088/0305-4470/39/8/001arXiv cond-mat/0511628
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