Large Deviations of Piecewise-Deterministic-Markov-Processes with Application to Stochastic Calcium Waves

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Main Authors: Barbet, Gaetan, MacLaurin, James, Silverstein, Moshe
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author Barbet, Gaetan
MacLaurin, James
Silverstein, Moshe
author_facet Barbet, Gaetan
MacLaurin, James
Silverstein, Moshe
contents We prove a Large Deviation Principle for Piecewise Deterministic Markov Processes (PDMPs). This is an asymptotic estimate for the probability of a trajectory in the large size limit. Explicit Euler-Lagrange equations are determined for computing optimal first-hitting-time trajectories. The results are applied to a model of stochastic calcium dynamics. It is widely conjectured that the mechanism of calcium puff generation is a multiscale process: with microscopic stochastic fluctuations in the opening and closing of individual channels generating cell-wide waves via the diffusion of calcium and other signaling molecules. We model this system as a PDMP, with $N \gg 1$ stochastic calcium channels that are coupled via the ambient calcium concentration. We employ the Large Deviations theory to estimate the probability of cell-wide calcium waves being produced through microscopic stochasticity.
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spellingShingle Large Deviations of Piecewise-Deterministic-Markov-Processes with Application to Stochastic Calcium Waves
Barbet, Gaetan
MacLaurin, James
Silverstein, Moshe
Probability
Subcellular Processes
We prove a Large Deviation Principle for Piecewise Deterministic Markov Processes (PDMPs). This is an asymptotic estimate for the probability of a trajectory in the large size limit. Explicit Euler-Lagrange equations are determined for computing optimal first-hitting-time trajectories. The results are applied to a model of stochastic calcium dynamics. It is widely conjectured that the mechanism of calcium puff generation is a multiscale process: with microscopic stochastic fluctuations in the opening and closing of individual channels generating cell-wide waves via the diffusion of calcium and other signaling molecules. We model this system as a PDMP, with $N \gg 1$ stochastic calcium channels that are coupled via the ambient calcium concentration. We employ the Large Deviations theory to estimate the probability of cell-wide calcium waves being produced through microscopic stochasticity.
title Large Deviations of Piecewise-Deterministic-Markov-Processes with Application to Stochastic Calcium Waves
topic Probability
Subcellular Processes
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.12493