On the existence of solutions to the fractional derivative equations d(alpha)u/dt(alpha)+Au = f, of relevance to diffusion in complex systems
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Arnaud Heibig
Université de Lyon, France
Liviu Iulian Iulian Palade
Université de Lyon, France
Published 2012-04-25
https://doi.org/10.15388/NA.17.2.14065
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Keywords

diffusion in complex systems
fractional derivative evolution equations
separation of variables method
Caputo derivative
integral equations
self-adjoint operators
von Neumann– Dixmier theorem

How to Cite

Heibig, A. and Palade, L.I.I. (2012) “On the existence of solutions to the fractional derivative equations d(alpha)u/dt(alpha)+Au = f, of relevance to diffusion in complex systems”, Nonlinear Analysis: Modelling and Control, 17(2), pp. 153–168. doi:10.15388/NA.17.2.14065.

Abstract

Fractional derivative equations account for relaxation and diffusion processes in a large variety of condensed matter systems. For instance, diffusion of position probability density displayed by a random walker in complex systems – such as glassy materials – is often modeled by fractional derivative partial differential equations. This paper deals with the existence of solutions to the general fractional derivative equation dαu/dtα+Au = f for 0 < α < 1, with A a self-adjoint operator. The results are proved using the von Neumann–Dixmier theorem.

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