The manner in which animals penetrate a neighborhood searching for food shows similarities to the movements of liquid particles in plant capillaries or gas molecules near an absorbing wall. These phenomena--and many others in nature--can be thought of as processes called anomalous diffusion with resetting. Recent research suggests that they have properties of a very universal nature.
The manner in which animals penetrate a neighborhood searching for food shows similarities to the movements of liquid particles in plant capillaries or gas molecules near an absorbing wall. These phenomena--and many others in nature--can be thought of as processes called anomalous diffusion with resetting. Recent research suggests that they have properties of a very universal nature.
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