Anomalous diffusion in a randomly modulated velocity field
arXiv:2201.04897 · doi:10.1016/j.cnsns.2023.107342
Abstract
This paper proposes a simple model of anomalous diffusion, in which a particle moves with the velocity field induced by a single "dipole" (a doublet or a pair of source and sink), whose moment is modulated randomly at each time step. A motivation to introduce such a model is that it may serve as a toy model to investigate an anomalous diffusion of fluid particles in turbulence. We perform a numerical simulation of the fractal dimension of the trajectory using periodic boundary conditions in two and three dimensions. For a wide range of the dipole moment, we estimate the fractal dimension of the trajectory to be 1.5--1.9 (2D) and 1.6--2.7 (3D).
21 pages, 9 figures
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