Abstract
We study the stationary density profile of brownian particles near a partially absorbing plane wall. This profile is nonanalytic; the simplest possibility is a variation with a fractional power of the distance. If particles not absorbed are reflected specularly, then the exponent is a continuous function of the absorption coefficient.
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