The transport properties of an active Brownian particle with a time-delayed feedback and an external bias are investigated theoretically. By virtue of the perturbation theory for small delay, analytical expressions for the mean velocity and effective diffusion coefficient are derived. There...

Small-scale models in the form of random walks, combining Gaussian jumps, advection by mean flow field and possibly very long sorbing durations, correspond to experimental data in many porous media, in the laboratory and in the field. Within this frame-work, solutes are observed in two phases,...

The diffuse flux of volume jv in a single-component liquid or gas, the subject of this paper, is a purely molecular quantity defined as the difference between the flux of volume nv and the convective flux of volume nmvˆ carried by the flowing mass, with nm the mass flux, vˆ=1/ρ the specific...

The optimal solution of an inter-city passenger transport network has been studied using Zipf’s law for the city populations and the Gravity law describing the fluxes of inter-city passenger traffic. Assuming a fixed value for the cost of transport per person per kilometer we observe that...

A macroscopic transport equation has been derived from the underlying microscopic dynamics and a general fluctuation-dissipation relation is proposed for a microscopic system composed of the collective degrees of freedom coupled to finite intrinsic ones through a weak interaction. With the aid...