Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5376214 | Chemical Physics | 2008 | 5 Pages |
Abstract
We obtain solutions for a fractional diffusion equation by taking the spherical symmetry into account and using the Green function approach. These solutions are found in a confined region by considering a spatial and time dependent boundary conditions, i.e, inhomogeneous surfaces. In our analysis, we also consider the diffusion coefficient given by D(r¯)=Dr-η, the presence of the external force F¯(r)=K/r1+ηrË and a source (or absorbent) term. They show us an anomalous behavior due to the presence of the fractional derivative and the surface which for this case is inhomogeneous.
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Authors
L.S. Lucena, L.R. da Silva, L.R. Evangelista, M.K. Lenzi, R. Rossato, E.K. Lenzi,