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arXiv:2502.14590 (math-ph)
[Submitted on 20 Feb 2025 ]

Title: Random walks with homotopic spatial inhomogeneities

Title: 带有同伦空间非均匀性的随机游走

Authors:Ignacio S Gomez, Daniel Rocha de Jesus, Ronaldo Thibes
Abstract: In this work we study a generalization of the standard random walk, an homotopic random walk (HRW), using a deformed translation unitary step that arises from a homotopy of the position-dependent masses associated to the Tsallis and Kaniadakis nonexensive statistics. The HRW implies an associated homotopic Fokker-Planck equation (HFPE) provided with a bi-parameterized inhomogeneous diffusion. The trajectories of the HRW exhibit convergence to a position, randomness as well as divergence, according to deformation and homotopic parameters. The HFPE obtained from associated master equation to the HRW presents the features: a) it results an special case of the van Kampen diffusion equation (5) of Ref. [N. G. van Kampen, \emph{Z. Phys. B Condensed Matter} \textbf{68}, 135 (1987)]; b) it exhibits a superdiffusion in function of deformation and homotopic parameters; c) Tsallis and Kaniadakis deformed FPE are recovered as special cases; d) a homotopic mixtured diffusion is observed; and e) it has a stationary entropic density, characterizing a inhomogeneous screening of the medium, obtained from a homotopic version of the H-Theorem.
Abstract: 在本工作中,我们研究了标准随机游走的一个推广,即同伦随机游走(HRW),使用了一个从与Tsallis和Kaniadakis非广延统计相关的位置依赖质量的同伦中产生的变形平移幺正步骤。HRW 伴随着一个双参数化的非均匀扩散的同伦福克-普朗克方程(HFPE)。根据变形和同伦参数,HRW 的轨迹表现出收敛到一个位置、随机性以及发散性。从 HRW 相关的主方程得到的 HFPE 具有以下特点:a) 它是参考文献 [N. G. van Kampen,\emph{Z. Phys. B 凝聚态} \textbf{68} , 135 (1987)] 中 van Kampen 扩散方程(5)的一个特例;b) 它表现出关于变形和同伦参数的超扩散;c) Tsallis 和 Kaniadakis 变形的 FPE 作为特例被恢复;d) 观察到一种同伦混合扩散;e) 它具有一个稳态熵密度,表征了介质的非均匀屏蔽,这是从同伦版本的 H 定理中获得的。
Subjects: Mathematical Physics (math-ph) ; Data Analysis, Statistics and Probability (physics.data-an)
Cite as: arXiv:2502.14590 [math-ph]
  (or arXiv:2502.14590v1 [math-ph] for this version)
  https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2502.14590
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From: Ronaldo Thibes [view email]
[v1] Thu, 20 Feb 2025 14:22:57 UTC (354 KB)
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