An analytical framework for modeling pollutant transport in a thermally stratified atmosphere with tempered fractional dynamics
This study presents a two-dimensional, two-layer tempered time-fractional diffusion–reaction model with an exact analytical solution to investigate how anomalous diffusion and memory effects influence pollutant transport and accumulation in thermally stratified atmospheres, specifically demonstrating the framework's utility in analyzing pollution retention under temperature inversion conditions such as those in the Kathmandu Valley.
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