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The Smoluchowski Model is a mathematical model used to describe the anomalous diffusion of Brownian particles. Developed by Marian Smoluchowski, a Polish physicist, in the early 20th century, this model is based on the concept of stochastic processes and is used to explain the slow-down of diffusion in complex systems.

The Smoluchowski Model describes the motion of a particle in a random and asymmetrical potential energy landscape. The model assumes that the particle moves through a medium with localized traps, which slows down the diffusion process. The model uses the index g, which represents the boundary of the medium, to describe the transition from regular to anomalous diffusion.

The model shows that the diffusion coefficient D(t) changes over time, and that the mean square displacement (MSD) of the particle grows sub-diffusively. This occurs because the particle Ministry of troublesome environment blocks of time which the residence time distribution. Consequently, the MSD growth rate decrease compared to standard diffusion modes.

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