Non-diffusive transport: Difference between revisions

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Whatever the case, a well-established methodology exists to describe this deviation from standard diffusive transport (with characteristic scales): the [[Continuous Time Random Walk]] (CTRW) model.
Whatever the case, a well-established methodology exists to describe this deviation from standard diffusive transport (with characteristic scales): the [[Continuous Time Random Walk]] (CTRW) model.
<ref>[http://books.google.es/books?id=Yaupom_qdKIC&lpg=PP1&ots=WmaABP3l92&dq=%22Balescu%22%20%22Aspects%20of%20anomalous%20transport%20in%20plasmas%22%20&lr=&pg=PP1 R. Balescu, Aspects of anomalous transport in plasmas, IOP Publishing (2005)]</ref>
<ref>R. Balescu, ''Aspects of Anomalous Transport in Plasmas'', Institute of Physics Pub., Bristol and Philadelphia, 2005, ISBN 9780750310307</ref>
The CTRW model provides a mathematical framework for handling non-diffusive transport (arising as as generalisation of the diffusive transport when eliminating the stated characteristic scales), but it does not explain why such non-diffusive transport should arise: answering the latter requires detailed computer simulations of turbulence and experimental observations.
The CTRW model provides a mathematical framework for handling non-diffusive transport (arising as as generalisation of the diffusive transport when eliminating the stated characteristic scales), but it does not explain why such non-diffusive transport should arise: answering the latter requires detailed computer simulations of turbulence and experimental observations.