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Fractional hypocoercivity in bounded domains in the anomalous diffusion limit
In this paper, we provide quantitative stability results for several dissipative linear kinetic equations with heavy-tailed equilibria in different geometries. Moreover, the approach, inspired by the so-called $L^2$-hypocoercivity method, is robust enough to provide estimates that are uniform in the
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