This paper deals with the mean first escape time of Brownian motion on asymptotically hyperbolic and gas giant surfaces. We show that for a boundary defining function ρ ρ rho , the mean first escape time u ε ( x ) u_ε (x) u Subscript epsilon Baseline left parenthesis x right parenthesis from the truncated Riemannian surface with an asymptotically hyperbolic metric ( M ε , g ¯ / ρ 2 ) = ( { x ∈ M : ρ ( x ) > ε } , g ¯ / ρ 2 ) ⊂ ( M , g ¯ / ρ 2 ) (M_ε ,ḡ/ρ ²) = (∈ M:ρ (x)> ε \,ḡ/ρ ²) ⊂ (M,ḡ/ρ ²) left parenthesis upper M Subscript epsilon Baseline comma g overbar divided by rho squared right parenthesis equals left parenthesis StartSet x element of upper M colon rho left parenthesis x right parenthesis greater than epsilon EndSet comma g overbar divided by rho squared right parenthesis subset of left parenthesis upper M comma g overbar divided by rho squared right parenthesis satisfies the asymptotic expansion u ε ( x ) = − log ε + O ( 1 ) u_ε (x) = -log ε + O(1) u Subscript epsilon Baseline left parenthesis x right parenthesis equals minus log epsilon plus script upper O left parenthesis 1 right parenthesis as ε
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