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Study of water pollution through a Lévy flight jump diffusion model with stochastic jumps of pollutants

In this paper, we present the multivariate distribution of independent Lévy flight jump diffusion molecules that cause water pollution. We consider that the waiting time of this jump has a Gaussian distribution. Rather than studying the statistical properties of this distribution in water, we estimate the length of the jump distance parameters for each molecule. These estimated jump distances of the molecules are used to predict the proportion of pollution in a large area of the sea.