Long time behavior of integral and integrodifferential equations is studied. Some of them are generalizations of the models for the transport of charged particles in a random magnetic field; the solution of the homogeneous integrodifferential equation has an algebraic‐logarithmic decay for long times, whereas the solution of the inhomogeneous equation has a slower logarithmic decay.
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