Solution

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Integrating the continuity equation over state space and applying the divergence theorem gives
Assume the probability density function and its derivatives decay sufficiently rapidly at infinity, or impose a zero-flux boundary condition. The boundary integral then vanishes, so is constant. Since it is initially one, the distribution remains normalized for all time.

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