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In this paper, we derive rigorously a non-local cross-diffusion system from an interacting stochastic many-particle system in the whole space. The convergence is proved in the sense of probability by introducing an intermediate particle system with a mollified interaction potential, where the mollification is of algebraic scaling. The main idea of the proof is to study the time evolution of a stopped process and obtain a Grönwall type estimate by using Taylor’s expansion around the limiting stochastic process.
}, issn = {2707-8523}, doi = {https://doi.org/10.4208/cmr.2023-0002}, url = {http://global-sci.org/intro/article_detail/cmr/22281.html} }In this paper, we derive rigorously a non-local cross-diffusion system from an interacting stochastic many-particle system in the whole space. The convergence is proved in the sense of probability by introducing an intermediate particle system with a mollified interaction potential, where the mollification is of algebraic scaling. The main idea of the proof is to study the time evolution of a stopped process and obtain a Grönwall type estimate by using Taylor’s expansion around the limiting stochastic process.