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Fractional Ficks law for the boundary driven exclusion process with long jumps

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 Added by Cedric Bernardin
 Publication date 2016
  fields Physics
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A fractional Ficks law and fractional hydrostatics for the one dimensional exclusion process with long jumps in contact with infinite reservoirs at different densities on the left and on the right are derived.



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