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The nonextensive entropy approach versus the stochastic in describing subdiffusion

We have proposed a new stochastic interpretation of the sudiffusion described by the Sharma-Mittal entropy formalism which generates a nonlinear subdiffusion equation with natural order derivatives. We have shown that the solution to the diffusion equation generated by Gauss entropy (which is the particular case of Sharma-Mittal entropy) is the same as the solution of the Fokker-Planck (FP) equation generated by the Langevin generalised equation where the `long memory effect' is taken into account. The external noise which pertubates the subdiffusion coefficient (occuring in the solution of FP equation) according to the formula $D_α\rightarrow D_α/u$ where $u$ is a random variable described by the Gamma distribution, provides us with solutions of equations obtained from Sharma-Mittal entropy. We have also shown that the parameters $q$ and $r$ occuring in Sharma-Mittal entropy are controlled by the parameters $α$ and $<u>$, respectively.

preprint2012arXivOpen access

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