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Modeling of fractional dynamics using L evy walks - recent advances Marcin Magdziarz Hugo Steinhaus Center Faculty of Pure and Applied Mathematics Wrocaw University of Science and Technology, Poland Fractional PDEs: Theory, Algorithms and


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Modeling of fractional dynamics using L´ evy walks - recent advances

Marcin Magdziarz

Hugo Steinhaus Center Faculty of Pure and Applied Mathematics Wrocław University of Science and Technology, Poland

Fractional PDEs: Theory, Algorithms and Applications ICERM, Brown University, June 2018

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Outline

Examples of applications of L´ evy walks Basic definitions of L´ evy walks Asymptotic (diffusion) limits of multidimensional L´ evy walks Corresponding fractional diffusion equations Explicit densities in multidimensional case Other results

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Examples of applications of L´ evy walks

Light transport in optical materials

  • P. Barthelemy, P.J. Bertolotti, D.S. Wiersma, Nature 453, 495 (2008).

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Examples of applications of L´ evy walks

Foraging patterns of animals

  • M. Buchanan, Nature 453, 714 (2008).

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Examples of applications of L´ evy walks

Migration of swarming bacteria

  • G. Ariel et al., Nature Communications (2015).

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Examples of applications of L´ evy walks

Blinking nanocrystals

  • G. Margolin, E. Barkai, Phys. Rev. Lett. 94, 080601 (2005)

F.D. Stefani, J.P. Hoogenboom, E. Barkai, Physics Today, 62 (2009)

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Examples of applications of L´ evy walks

Human travel

  • D. Brockmann, L. Hufnagel, and T. Geisel, Nature 439, 462 (2006).

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Basic definitions – 1D case

Waiting times: Ti, i = 1, 2, ... – sequence of iid positive random variables with power-law distribution P(Ti > t) ∝

1 tα , α ∈ (0, 1).

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Basic definitions – 1D case

Waiting times: Ti, i = 1, 2, ... – sequence of iid positive random variables with power-law distribution P(Ti > t) ∝

1 tα , α ∈ (0, 1).

Jumps: Ji = ΛiTi where Λi are iid random variables with P(Λi = 1) = p, P(Λi = −1) = 1 − p. They govern the direction of the jumps (velocity v = 1). |Ti| = |Ji|.

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Basic definitions – 1D case

Waiting times: Ti, i = 1, 2, ... – sequence of iid positive random variables with power-law distribution P(Ti > t) ∝

1 tα , α ∈ (0, 1).

Jumps: Ji = ΛiTi where Λi are iid random variables with P(Λi = 1) = p, P(Λi = −1) = 1 − p. They govern the direction of the jumps (velocity v = 1). |Ti| = |Ji|. Number of jumps up to time t: Nt = max{n ≥ 0 : T1 + ... + Tn ≤ t}.

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Definition: Wait-First L´ evy Walk – 1D case RWF(t) =

Nt

  • i=1

Ji

Note that |RWF(t)| ≤ t.

t RWF(t)

J3 J4 J1 T2 J2 T3 T4 T5 J5 T6 J6 T1

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Definition: Jump-First L´ evy Walk – 1D case RJF(t) =

Nt+1

  • i=1

Ji

t RJF(t)

T1 T2 J2 T3 J3 T4 J4 T5 J5 T6 J6 J1

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Definition: Standard L´ evy Walk – 1D case R(t) =

Nt

  • i=1

Ji + (t − T(Nt))ΛNt+1,

where T(n) = n

i=1 Ti. Note that |R(t)| ≤ t.

t R(t)

J5 J1 T1 J2 T2 J3 T3 J4 T4 T5 J6 T6

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Basic definitions – d-dimensional case

Waiting times: Ti, i = 1, 2, ... – sequence of iid positive random variables with power-law distribution P(Ti > t) ∝

1 tα , α ∈ (0, 1).

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Basic definitions – d-dimensional case

Waiting times: Ti, i = 1, 2, ... – sequence of iid positive random variables with power-law distribution P(Ti > t) ∝

1 tα , α ∈ (0, 1).

Jumps in Rd: Ji = ΛiTi where Λi are iid unit random vectors in Rd with the distribution Λ(dx) on d−dimensional sphere Sd. They govern the direction of the jumps in Rd (velocity v = 1). We have |Ti| = Ji.

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Basic definitions – d-dimensional case

Trajectory Distribution Λ on S2

−4 −2 x 10

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5

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a) b) c) d) e) f)

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Basic definitions – d-dimensional case

Wait-First L´ evy Walk in Rd RWF(t) =

Nt

  • i=1

Ji

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Basic definitions – d-dimensional case

Wait-First L´ evy Walk in Rd RWF(t) =

Nt

  • i=1

Ji Jump-First L´ evy Walk in Rd RJF (t) =

Nt+1

  • i=1

Ji

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Basic definitions – d-dimensional case

Wait-First L´ evy Walk in Rd RWF(t) =

Nt

  • i=1

Ji Jump-First L´ evy Walk in Rd RJF (t) =

Nt+1

  • i=1

Ji Standard L´ evy Walk in Rd R(t) =

Nt

  • i=1

Ji + (t − T(Nt))ΛNt+1, where T(n) = n

i=1 Ti.

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – d-dimensional case

Theorem (Diffusion limit of Wait-First L´ evy walk) The following convergence in distribution holds as n → ∞ RWF(nt) n

d

− → L−

α (S−1 α (t)).

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – d-dimensional case

Theorem (Diffusion limit of Wait-First L´ evy walk) The following convergence in distribution holds as n → ∞ RWF(nt) n

d

− → L−

α (S−1 α (t)).

Here: Lα(t) – d-dimensional α-stable L´ evy motion (limit of jumps) with Fourier transform ΦLα(t)(k) = exp

  • t
  • Sd|k, s|α(isgn(

k, s ) tan(πα/2) − 1)Λ(ds)

  • Λ(ds) - distribution of jump direction

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – d-dimensional case

Theorem (Diffusion limit of Wait-First L´ evy walk) The following convergence in distribution holds as n → ∞ RWF(nt) n

d

− → L−

α (S−1 α (t)).

Here: Lα(t) – d-dimensional α-stable L´ evy motion (limit of jumps) with Fourier transform ΦLα(t)(k) = exp

  • t
  • Sd|k, s|α(isgn(

k, s ) tan(πα/2) − 1)Λ(ds)

  • Λ(ds) - distribution of jump direction

Sα(t) – α-stable subordinator (limit of waiting times) S−1

α (t) = inf{τ ≥ 0 : Sα(τ) > t}

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – d-dimensional case

Theorem (Diffusion limit of Wait-First L´ evy walk) The following convergence in distribution holds as n → ∞ RWF(nt) n

d

− → L−

α (S−1 α (t)).

Here: Lα(t) – d-dimensional α-stable L´ evy motion (limit of jumps) with Fourier transform ΦLα(t)(k) = exp

  • t
  • Sd|k, s|α(isgn(

k, s ) tan(πα/2) − 1)Λ(ds)

  • Λ(ds) - distribution of jump direction

Sα(t) – α-stable subordinator (limit of waiting times) S−1

α (t) = inf{τ ≥ 0 : Sα(τ) > t}

Coupling! |∆Lα(t)| = ∆Sα(t)

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – 1D case

t

...

Figure: Trajectory of the diffusion limit of Wait-First L´ evy walk. It can have infinitely many jumps on finite interval.

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – d-dimensional case

Theorem (Diffusion limit of Jump-First L´ evy walk) The following convergence in distribution holds as n → ∞ RJF(nt) n

d

− → Lα(S−1

α (t)).

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – d-dimensional case

Theorem (Diffusion limit of Jump-First L´ evy walk) The following convergence in distribution holds as n → ∞ RJF(nt) n

d

− → Lα(S−1

α (t)).

Here: Lα(t) – d-dimensional α-stable L´ evy motion (limit of jumps) with Fourier transform ΦLα(t)(k) = exp

  • t
  • Sd|k, s|α(isgn(

k, s ) tan(πα/2) − 1)Λ(ds)

  • Λ(ds) - distribution of jump direction

Sα(t) – α-stable subordinator (limit of waiting times), coupling as before.

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – 1D case

t

...

Figure: Trajectory of the diffusion limit of Jump-First L´ evy walk. It can have infinitely many jumps on finite interval.

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – d-dimensional case

Theorem (Diffusion limit of Standard L´ evy walk) The following convergence in distribution holds as n → ∞ R(nt) n

d

− → Z(t).

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – d-dimensional case

Theorem (Diffusion limit of Standard L´ evy walk) The following convergence in distribution holds as n → ∞ R(nt) n

d

− → Z(t). Here: Z(t) =    L−

α (S−1 α (t))

if t ∈ R L−

α (S−1 α (t)) +

t − G(t) H(t) − G(t)(Lα(S−1

α (t)) − L− α (S−1 α (t)))

if t / ∈ R, R = {Sα(t) : t ≥ 0}, G(t) = S−

α (S−1 α (t)),

H(t) = Sα(S−1

α (t))).

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Diffusion limits of L´ evy walks – 1D case

...

Z

Figure: Trajectory of the diffusion limit of standard L´ evy walk. It can have infinitely many changes of direction on finite interval.

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Fractional diffusion equations for L´ evy Walks

Fractional material derivative (d-dimensional) Dα,Λp(x, t) =

  • u∈Sd

∂ ∂t + ∇, u α p(x, t)Λ(du),

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Fractional diffusion equations for L´ evy Walks

Fractional material derivative (d-dimensional) Dα,Λp(x, t) =

  • u∈Sd

∂ ∂t + ∇, u α p(x, t)Λ(du), ·, · - scalar product in Rd ∇ =

∂x1, ∂ ∂x2, . . . , ∂ ∂xd

  • gradient

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Fractional diffusion equations for L´ evy Walks

Fractional material derivative (d-dimensional) Dα,Λp(x, t) =

  • u∈Sd

∂ ∂t + ∇, u α p(x, t)Λ(du), ·, · - scalar product in Rd ∇ =

∂x1, ∂ ∂x2, . . . , ∂ ∂xd

  • gradient

In Fourier-Laplace space FxLt{Dα,Λp(x, t)} =

  • u∈Sd

(s − ik, u)α Λ(du)p(k, s).

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Fractional diffusion equations for L´ evy Walks

Wait-First L´ evy Walk in Rd Dα,ΛpWF(x, t) = δ(x) t−α Γ(1 − α), pWF(x, t) - PDF of diffusion limit.

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Fractional diffusion equations for L´ evy Walks

Wait-First L´ evy Walk in Rd Dα,ΛpWF(x, t) = δ(x) t−α Γ(1 − α), pWF(x, t) - PDF of diffusion limit. Jump-First L´ evy Walk in Rd Dα,ΛpJF (x, t) = ν(dx, (t, ∞)), pJF(x, t) - PDF of diffusion limit, ν - L´ evy measure of (Lα, Sα).

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Fractional diffusion equations for L´ evy Walks

Wait-First L´ evy Walk in Rd Dα,ΛpWF(x, t) = δ(x) t−α Γ(1 − α), pWF(x, t) - PDF of diffusion limit. Jump-First L´ evy Walk in Rd Dα,ΛpJF (x, t) = ν(dx, (t, ∞)), pJF(x, t) - PDF of diffusion limit, ν - L´ evy measure of (Lα, Sα). Standard L´ evy Walk in Rd Dα,Λp(x, t) = δ(x − t) t−α Γ(1 − α), p(x, t) - PDF of diffusion limit.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

I Method [D. Froemberg, M. Schmiedeberg, E. Barkai, V. Zaburdaev, Phys. Rev. E 91, 022131 (2015)] Inversion formula of Fourier-Laplace transform for 1D ballistic processes using Sokhotsky-Weierstrass theorem.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

I Method [D. Froemberg, M. Schmiedeberg, E. Barkai, V. Zaburdaev, Phys. Rev. E 91, 022131 (2015)] Inversion formula of Fourier-Laplace transform for 1D ballistic processes using Sokhotsky-Weierstrass theorem. II Method – Markov approach

Limit processes L−

α (S−1 α (t)), Lα(S−1 α (t)) and Z(t) are NOT Markov

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

I Method [D. Froemberg, M. Schmiedeberg, E. Barkai, V. Zaburdaev, Phys. Rev. E 91, 022131 (2015)] Inversion formula of Fourier-Laplace transform for 1D ballistic processes using Sokhotsky-Weierstrass theorem. II Method – Markov approach

Limit processes L−

α (S−1 α (t)), Lα(S−1 α (t)) and Z(t) are NOT Markov

d + 1 - dimensional processes (L−

α (S−1 α (t)), t − G(t−)) and

(Lα(S−1

α (t)), H(t) − t) are Markov [M. Meerschaert, P. Straka, Ann.

  • Probab. (2014)].

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

I Method [D. Froemberg, M. Schmiedeberg, E. Barkai, V. Zaburdaev, Phys. Rev. E 91, 022131 (2015)] Inversion formula of Fourier-Laplace transform for 1D ballistic processes using Sokhotsky-Weierstrass theorem. II Method – Markov approach

Limit processes L−

α (S−1 α (t)), Lα(S−1 α (t)) and Z(t) are NOT Markov

d + 1 - dimensional processes (L−

α (S−1 α (t)), t − G(t−)) and

(Lα(S−1

α (t)), H(t) − t) are Markov [M. Meerschaert, P. Straka, Ann.

  • Probab. (2014)].

We have

  • L−

α (S−1 α (t)) = dx, t − G(t−) = dv

  • =

= ν(Lα,Sα)(R × [v, ∞))U(dx, t − dv)1{0≤v≤t}, ν - L´ evy measure, U - potential measure.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

PDF of Wait-First L´ evy Walk

(i) if x ∈ (−t, 0), then pWF(x, t) = p sin(πα)t1−α π|x|1−α × (1 − x

t )α

p2(1 − x

t )2α + (1 − p)2(1 + x t )2α + 2p(1 − p)(1 − x t )α(1 + x t )α cos(πα),

(ii) if x ∈ (0, t), then pWF(x, t) = (1 − p) sin(πα)t1−α π|x|1−α × (1 + x

t )α

p2(1 + x

t )2α + (1 − p)2(1 − x t )2α + 2p(1 − p)(1 + x t )α(1 − x t )α cos(πα),

(iii) if |x| ≥ t then pWF (x, t) = 0.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

Figure: PDF pWF(x, t) calculated for α = 0.5, p = 0.1 and different t.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

Figure: PDF pWF (x, t) calculated for α = 0.5, t = 1 and different p.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

Figure: PDF pWF (x, t) calculated for p = 0.25, t = 1 and different α.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

PDF of Jump-First L´ evy Walk

(i) if x < −t, then pJF(x, t) = (p − 1) sin(πα) πx 1 (1 − p)(−x/t − 1)α + p(−x/t + 1)α , (ii) if x ∈ [−t, t], then pJF(x, t) = p(1 − p) sin(πα) πx × (1 + x

t )α − (1 − x t )α

p2(1 − x

t )2α + (1 − p)2(1 + x t )2α + 2p(1 − p)(1 − x t )α(1 + x t )α cos(πα),

(iii) if x > t, then pJF(x, t) = p sin(πα) πx 1 p(x/t − 1)α + (1 − p)(x/t + 1)α . (1)

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

Figure: PDF pJF(x, t) calculated for α = 0.5, t = 1 and different p.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

Figure: PDF pJF (x, t) calculated for α = 0.5, p = 0.5 and different t.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

PDF of Standard L´ evy Walk (i) if |x| < t, then p(x, t) = p(1 − p) sin(πα) πt × (1 − x

t )α−1(1 + x t )α + (1 + x t )α−1(1 − x t )α

p2(1 − x

t )2α + (1 − p)2(1 + x t )2α + 2p(1 − p)(1 − x t )α(1 + x t )α cos(πα)

(ii) if |x| ≥ t, then p(x, t) = 0.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – 1-dimensional case

Figure: PDF p(x, t) calculated for α = 0.5, t = 1 and different p.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

PDF of isotropic standard d-dimensional L´ evy Walk General method: Let p(x, t), x = (x1, x2, ..., xd) ∈ Rd, be the PDF of L´ evy walk Z(t) = (Z1(t), Z2(t), ..., Zd(t)). The Fourier-Laplace transform of p(x, t) is given by p(k, s) = 1 s

  • Sd
  • 1 −

ik

s , u

α−1 Λ(du)

  • Sd
  • 1 −

ik

s , u

α Λ(du) , Denote by Φ1(x) the PDF of Z1(1).

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

(i) Odd number of dimensions d = 2n + 3.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − 1 π |x| Im

2F1((1 − α)/2, 1 − α/2; 3/2 + n; 1 x2 ) 2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 3/2 + n; 1 x2 ) ,

where 2F1(a, b; c; x) is the hypergeometric function.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

(i) Odd number of dimensions d = 2n + 3.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − 1 π |x| Im

2F1((1 − α)/2, 1 − α/2; 3/2 + n; 1 x2 ) 2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 3/2 + n; 1 x2 ) ,

where 2F1(a, b; c; x) is the hypergeometric function.

  • Using the fact that

Z(1)

d

= Z(1) V , we get that the PDF ΦR(·) of Z(1) equals ΦR(√r) = 2√π Γ(n + 3/2)rn+1(−1)n+1 dn+1 drn+1 Φ1(√r).

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

(i) Odd number of dimensions d = 2n + 3.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − 1 π |x| Im

2F1((1 − α)/2, 1 − α/2; 3/2 + n; 1 x2 ) 2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 3/2 + n; 1 x2 ) ,

where 2F1(a, b; c; x) is the hypergeometric function.

  • Using the fact that

Z(1)

d

= Z(1) V , we get that the PDF ΦR(·) of Z(1) equals ΦR(√r) = 2√π Γ(n + 3/2)rn+1(−1)n+1 dn+1 drn+1 Φ1(√r).

  • Finally

p(x, t) = Γ(n + 3/2) 2πn+3/2t x2n+2 ΦR x t

  • .

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

Figure: 3-dimensional PDF p(x, t) calculated for α = 0.3 and t = 1 .

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

(ii) Even number of dimensions d = 2n + 2.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − 1 π |x| Im

2F1((1 − α)/2, 1 − α/2; 1 + n; 1 x2 ) 2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 1 + n; 1 x2 ) ,

where 2F1(a, b; c; x) is the hypergeometric function.

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

(ii) Even number of dimensions d = 2n + 2.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − 1 π |x| Im

2F1((1 − α)/2, 1 − α/2; 1 + n; 1 x2 ) 2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 1 + n; 1 x2 ) ,

where 2F1(a, b; c; x) is the hypergeometric function.

  • Moreover

ΦR(√r) = 2√π Γ(n + 1)rn+1/2Dn+1/2

{Φ1( √ t)}(r). Here Dn+1/2

is the right-side Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative of

  • rder n + 1/2.

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(ii) Even number of dimensions d = 2n + 2.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − 1 π |x| Im

2F1((1 − α)/2, 1 − α/2; 1 + n; 1 x2 ) 2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 1 + n; 1 x2 ) ,

where 2F1(a, b; c; x) is the hypergeometric function.

  • Moreover

ΦR(√r) = 2√π Γ(n + 1)rn+1/2Dn+1/2

{Φ1( √ t)}(r). Here Dn+1/2

is the right-side Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative of

  • rder n + 1/2.
  • Finally

p(x, t) = Γ(n + 1) 2πn+1t x2n+1 ΦR x t

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

Figure: 2-dimensional PDF p(x, t) calculated for α = 0.6 and t = 1 .

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

PDF of isotropic Wait-First d-dimensional L´ evy Walk

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

PDF of isotropic Wait-First d-dimensional L´ evy Walk The Fourier-Laplace transform of pWF(x, t) is given by pWF(k, s) = 1 s 1

  • Sd
  • 1 −

ik

s , u

α Λ(du) .

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

PDF of isotropic Wait-First d-dimensional L´ evy Walk The Fourier-Laplace transform of pWF(x, t) is given by pWF(k, s) = 1 s 1

  • Sd
  • 1 −

ik

s , u

α Λ(du) . (i) Odd number of dimensions d = 2n + 3.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − Γ(n) Γ(n + 1/2) |x| Im 1

2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 3 + n/2; 1 x2 ),

ΦR(√r) = 2√π Γ(n + 3/2)rn+1(−1)n+1 dn+1 drn+1 Φ1(√r), pWF(x, t) = Γ(n + 3/2) 2πn+3/2t x2n+2 ΦR x t

  • .

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

PDF of isotropic Wait-First d-dimensional L´ evy Walk (ii) Even number of dimensions d = 2n + 2.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − Γ(n) Γ(n + 1/2) |x| Im 1

2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 1 + n; 1 x2 ),

ΦR(√r) = 2√π Γ(n + 1)rn+1/2Dn+1/2

{Φ1( √ t)}(r), pWF(x, t) = Γ(n + 1) 2πn+1t x2n+1 ΦR x t

  • .

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

PDF of isotropic Jump-First d-dimensional L´ evy Walk

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

PDF of isotropic Jump-First d-dimensional L´ evy Walk The Fourier-Laplace transform of pJF (x, t) is given by pJF (k, s) = 1 s

  • 1 −
  • ik

s

  • α
  • Sd
  • 1 −

ik

s , u

α Λ(du)

  • .

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

PDF of isotropic Jump-First d-dimensional L´ evy Walk The Fourier-Laplace transform of pJF (x, t) is given by pJF (k, s) = 1 s

  • 1 −
  • ik

s

  • α
  • Sd
  • 1 −

ik

s , u

α Λ(du)

  • .

(i) Odd number of dimensions d = 2n + 3.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − Γ(n) Γ(n + 1/2) |x|α+1 Im cos(πα) + i sin(πα)

2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 3/2 + n; 1 x2 ),

ΦR(√r) = 2√π Γ(n + 3/2)rn+1(−1)n+1 dn+1 drn+1 Φ1(√r), pJF(x, t) = Γ(n + 3/2) 2πn+3/2t x2n+2 ΦR x t

  • .

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PDFs of L´ evy Walks – d-dimensional case

PDF of isotropic Jump-First d-dimensional L´ evy Walk (ii) Even number of dimensions d = 2n + 2.

  • We have

Φ1(x) = − Γ(n) Γ(n + 1/2) |x|α+1 Im cos(πα) + i sin(πα)

2F1(−α/2, (1 − α)/2; 1 + n; 1 x2 ),

ΦR(√r) = 2√π Γ(n + 1)rn+1/2Dn+1/2

{Φ1( √ t)}(r), pJF(x, t) = Γ(n + 1) 2πn+1t x2n+1 ΦR x t

  • .

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Other results

diffusion limits and governing equations for non-ballistic L´ evy walks path properties of L´ evy walks (martingale properties, upper and lower limits, variation etc.) distributed order L´ evy walks L´ evy walks and flights in quenched disorder multipoint PDFs of L´ evy walks aging L´ evy walks ergodic properties of L´ evy walks

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Other results – multipoint PDFs of L´ evy walks

Figure: PDF of (Z(t1), Z(t2)) for α = 0.5, p = 0.5, t1 = 1, t2 = 2.

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Other results – aging L´ evy walks

−2 −1.5 −1 −0.5 0.5 1 1.5 2 0.05 0.1 0.15 0.2 0.25 0.3 0.35 0.4 0.45 x L´ evy walk Aging L´ evy walk Wait-first Aging wait-first α = 0.4

Figure: PDFs of standard and aging L´ evy walk.

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The end – thank you for your attention !!!

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