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A novel critical scaling behavior is shown to be present in the theory of activated barrier crossing. The critical exponents and the scaling functions are calculated for a general memory friction kernel and for nonlinear potentials of the form V(x)=-1/2Mωb²{x}²$+(${C}ₙ$/2n)${x}²ⁿ$, n=2,3,4,. . .. The critical exponents are found to depend only on the shape of the potential characterized by n and the form of the memory friction characterized by a certain parameter p.
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