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Normalization makes the derivative of the additive 1 in δF/δP=V+logP+1 vanish. Using P˙=−∇⋅J, the no-flux boundary condition, and integration by parts gives
F˙=∫(V+logP+1)(−∇⋅J)dx=∫∇(V+logP)⋅Jdx.
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Substituting the gradient current,
F˙=−∫P∇(V+logP)TD∇(V+logP)dx≤0​.
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Positive definiteness makes equality possible only when ∇(V+logP)=0, equivalently J=0. Thus F is a strict Fokker--Planck free-energy functional away from stationarity.
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