On the physical interpretation of fractional diffusion
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NADAL, EnriqueABISSET-CHAVANNE, EmmanuelleCUETO, EliasCHINESTA, FranciscoAbstract
Even if the diffusion equation has been widely used in physics and engineering, and its physical content is well understood, some variants of it escape fully physical understanding. In particular, anormal diffusion appears in the so-called fractional diffusion equation, whose main particularity is its non-local behavior, whose physical interpretation represents the main part of the present work.
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