A Fokker–Planck equation of fractional order with respect to time
Guy Jumarie
Abstract
Guy Jumarie
Abstract
By combining the maximum entropy principle with some considerations related to derivatives of fractional order, one is led to suggest a Fokker–Planck of fractional order with respect to time, which could be related to dynamical systems subject to fractional Brownian motion. The relation with the process associated with the equation ∂p/∂t=(−1)n+1∂2np/∂x2n is exhibited.
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By combining the maximum entropy principle with some considerations related to derivatives of fractional order, one is led to suggest a Fokker–Planck of fractional order with respect to time, which could be related to dynamical systems subject to fractional Brownian motion. The relation with the process associated with the equation ∂p/∂t=(−1)n+1∂2np/∂x2n is exhibited.
Key concepts: Fokker–Planck equation, Fractional Brownian motion, Mathematics, Fractional calculus, Order (exchange), Brownian motion, Mathematical physics, Principle of maximum entropy