Series Solutions to a Class of Initial Value Problems with Space-Fractional Derivatives
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Partial Caputo Derivative, Fractional Differential EquationsAbstract
In this paper, we propose a semi-analytic method to provide Taylor series solutions to the initial value problems of space-fractional differential equations in the form
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where is any linear operator of finite arguments and . Some examples have been demonstrated by using the technique of the proposed method.
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