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Variational Boundary Fluctuations as a First-Principles Origin of Langevin Noise
Fluctuating endpoints in Hamilton's principle generate an effective Langevin force whose amplitude is filtered by the Hessian of the principal function.
arxiv:2605.17621 v1 · 2026-05-17 · cond-mat.stat-mech · physics.class-ph
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fluctuating endpoint data in Hamilton's principle induce fluctuations of the on-shell action. Hamilton--Jacobi propagation transports this boundary imprint, whose gradient generates an effective Langevin force inherited from boundary-action fluctuations. The resulting force is not freely specifiable: its amplitude is filtered by the Hessian of Hamilton's principal function, yielding multiplicative and state-dependent noise.
The assumption that boundary fluctuations can be treated as independent variational data whose imprint survives Hamilton-Jacobi propagation without being washed out by the deterministic dynamics or requiring additional regularization; this enters when the paper states that the gradient of the fluctuating on-shell action directly supplies the Langevin force (abstract and implied § derivation).
Fluctuating boundary data in Hamilton's principle propagate via Hamilton-Jacobi to produce state-dependent multiplicative Langevin forces, with additive noise recovered only after Markovian coarse-graining.
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