Fractional Ordinary Differential Equations
First we consider simple fractional ordinary differential equations: $$\displaystyle \begin{aligned} D_t^{\alpha} u(t) = -\lambda u(t) + f(t), \quad 0
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Adam Kubica Katarzyna Ryszewska Masahiro Yamamoto
Time-Fractional Differential Equations A Theoretical Introduction
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Adam Kubica • Katarzyna Ryszewska • Masahiro Yamamoto
Time-Fractional Differential Equations A Theoretical Introduction
Adam Kubica Warsaw University of Technology Warszawa, Poland
Katarzyna Ryszewska Warsaw University of Technology Warszawa, Poland
Masahiro Yamamoto Graduate School of Mathematical Sciences The University of Tokyo Tokyo, Japan
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