Asymptotic behaviour for the Fractional Heat Equation in the Euclidean space
Abstract
We consider weak solutions of the fractional heat equation posed in the whole n-dimensional space, and establish their asymptotic convergence to the fundamental solution as t∞ under the assumption that the initial datum is an integrable function, or a finite Radon measure. Convergence with suitable rates is obtained for solutions with a finite first initial moment, while for solutions with compactly supported initial data convergence in relative error holds. The results are applied to the fractional Fokker-Planck equation. Brief mention of other techniques and related equations is made.
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