Abstract

We compare the large deviations between jump Markov processes and their diffusion approximations for the problem of escape from a domain. It is known that the escape times are generally asymptotically different, leading to a quantitative error. In this paper we show that the escape point can also be different, which implies a qualitative error. In dimension one, for a general class of birth-and-death processes, we show that there always exists a domain [ a , b ] such that the jump process asymptotically escapes from a and its approximation from b .

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