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Dependence of extreme events on spatial location.

To model the dependence of extreme events on locations, we consider extreme events of Brownian particles in a potential. We find that barring the exception of very large potentials and/or very small regions, in general, the probability of extreme events increases with the potential. Our approach is general and can be useful for studying several complex systems.