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First-Hitting Location Laws as Boundary Observables of Drift-Diffusion Processes
First-passage theory usually emphasizes when absorption occurs. Here, we instead treat where absorption occurs (the first-hitting location, or FHL) as a primary boundary observable of drift-diffusion processes. We formulate its law as the exit measure induced by the diffusion generator and recover i
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