Physics – Condensed Matter – Statistical Mechanics
Scientific paper
2010-08-09
Physics
Condensed Matter
Statistical Mechanics
10 pages, 8 figures
Scientific paper
We study the similarities and differences between different models concerning subdiffusion. More particularly, we calculate first passage time (FPT) distributions for subdiffusion, derived from Green's functions of nonlinear equations obtained from Sharma--Mittal's, Tsallis's and Gauss's nonextensive entropies. Then we compare these with FPT distributions calculated from a fractional model using a subdiffusion equation with a fractional time derivative. All of Green's functions give us exactly the same standard relation $\left\langle (\Delta x)^2\right\rangle =D_\alpha t^\alpha$ which defines subdiffusion ($0<\alpha<1$), but generally FPT's are not the equivalent of to one another. We will show here that the FPT distribution for the fractional model is equal to the Sharma--Mittal model only if in the latter $r$ depends on $\alpha$, and satisfies the specific equation derived in this paper, whereas the other two models mentioned above give different FTPs with the fractional model. Green's functions obtained from the Sharma--Mittal and fractional models -- for $r$ obtained from this particular equation -- are very similar to each other. We will also discuss the interpretation of subdiffusion models based on nonextensive entropies and the possibilities of experimental measurement of the subdiffusion models parameters.
Kosztolowicz Tadeusz
Lewandowska Katarzyna D.
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