For the Poisson process,
Differentiating at zero gives
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The scaled cumulant-generating function is
By Cramér theorem, its Legendre transform is stationary at for . Thus
with for and the continuous convention .
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Assume , so the upper tail is governed by its boundary. The large deviation principle gives the exponentially equivalent estimate
where now . Increasing capacity to reduces this estimate by at least when
Equivalently,
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A Brownian motion has independent stationary Gaussian increments, so
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The increment law immediately gives
The difference quotient has second moment
Thus increments scale as , rather than , and no finite derivative is suggested. In fact this heuristic is strengthened by the theorem on nowhere differentiability of Brownian motion.
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Let and use its induced inner product. The autonomous Lagrangian is
Its conserved Hamiltonian is
On an infinite-duration fluctuation path , so . Expanding the action then gives
Since metric arclength satisfies ,
This is the geometric minimum action representation and is independent of the speed used to parametrize the path.
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For constant isotropic diffusion and detailed balance, the drift has gradient form
for a positive scalar mobility after absorbing temperature and diffusion constants into . Deterministic relaxation follows downhill. The least-action escape trajectory is its time reverse,
Its tangent is therefore parallel to . Since the gradient is normal to every level set , the escape path from a local minimum crosses all equipotentials orthogonally.
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