“…Initially, let us mention about the classical diffusion equations, the paramount importance of the Caputo-Fabrizio operator, and some related studies on time fractional diffusion equations in the deterministic case. It should be noted that if the fractional derivative CF D β t is replaced by the integer order derivative ∂ t then the equations we consider turn to be the primitive diffusion models (also called typical heat equations and classical parabolic equations), which are traditional and have been much studied previously due to their theoretical interest and essential applications in various fields of science such as heat transfer and image processing [3,28,35,37]. Regarding the fractional derivative CF D β t , the presence of this derivative plays the role of modeling several practical phenomena in physics, control systems, biology, fluid dynamics and material science [5,6,7,24].…”