Abstract
We investigate the Fokker–Planck equation on an infinite cylindrical surface and in an infinite strip with reflecting boundary conditions, prove the existence of a positive (not necessarily integrable) solution, and derive various conditions on the vector field f that are sufficient for the existence of a solution that is the probability density. In particular, these conditions are satisfied for some vector fields f with integral trajectories going to infinity.
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