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Regularity of the Solution to 1-D Fractional Order Diffusion Equations (1608.00128v1)

Published 30 Jul 2016 in math.NA

Abstract: In this article we investigate the solution of the steady-state fractional diffusion equation on a bounded domain in $\real{1}$. From an analysis of the underlying model problem, we postulate that the fractional diffusion operator in the modeling equations is neither the Riemann-Liouville nor the Caputo fractional differential operators. We then find a closed form expression for the kernel of the fractional diffusion operator which, in most cases, determines the regularity of the solution. Next we establish that the Jacobi polynomials are pseudo eigenfunctions for the fractional diffusion operator. A spectral type approximation method for the solution of the steady-state fractional diffusion equation is then proposed and studied.

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