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We study a d-dimensional system of diffusing particles that on contact eitherannihilate with probability 1/(q-1) or coagulate with probability (q-2)/(q-1).In 1-dimension, the system models the zero temperature Glauber dynamics ofdomain walls in the q-state Potts model. We calculate P(m,t), the probabilitythat a randomly chosen lattice site contains a particle whose ancestors haveundergone exactly (m-1) coagulations. Using perturbative renormalization groupanalysis for d < 2, we show that, if the number of coagulations m is much lessthan the typical number M(t), then P(m,t) ~ m^(z/d) t^(-theta), with theta=d Q+ Q(Q-1/2) epsilon + O(epsilon^2), z=(2Q-1) epsilon + (2 Q-1) (Q-1)(1/2+A Q)epsilon^2 +O(epsilon^3), where Q=(q-1)/q, epsilon =2-d and A =-0.006. M(t) isshown to scale as t^(d/2-delta), where delta = d (1 -Q)+(Q-1)(Q-1/2) epsilon+O(epsilon^2). In two dimensions, we show that P(m,t) ~ ln(t)^(Q(3-2Q))ln(m)^((2Q-1)^2) t^(-2Q) for m << t^(2 Q-1). The 1-dimensional resultscorresponding to epsilon=1 are compared with results from Monte Carlosimulations.Comment: 12 pages, revtex, 5 figure

Persistence properties of a system of coagulating and annihilating random walkers