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◆ Latest SCI Journal Papers on FDA
◆ Call for Papers
New Advancements in Pure and Applied Mathematics via Fractals and Fractional Calculus
Fractional Dynamics: Theory and Applications
◆ Books
Chaotic, Fractional, and Complex Dynamics: New Insights and Perspectives
◆ Journals
Applied Mathematics and Computation
Fractional Calculus and Applied Analysis
◆ Paper Highlight
◆ Websites of Interest
Fractal Derivative and Operators and Their Applications
Fractional Calculus & Applied Analysis
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Latest SCI Journal Papers on FDA
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By: Xu, YL; Luo, SK
ACTA MECHANICA Volume: 226 Issue: 11 Page: 3781-3793 Published: MAR 1 2022
Diffusion Based Channel Gains Estimation in WSN Using Fractional Order Strategies
Higher order numerical schemes for the solution of fractional delay differential equations
Exponential Euler scheme of multi-delay Caputo-Fabrizio fractional-order differential equations
Leader-follower non-fragile consensus of delayed fractional-order nonlinear multi-agent systems
Non-convex fractional-order derivative for single image blind restoration
Study and analysis of nonlinear (2+1)-dimensional solute transport equation in porous media
Analysis of a hidden memory variably distributed-order space-fractional diffusion equation
Solution of a fractional logistic ordinary differential equation
Fractional Order Linear Active Disturbance Rejection Control for Linear Flexible Joint System
Analysis and discretization of a variable-order fractional wave equation
A unified approach for novel estimates of inequalities via discrete fractional calculus techniques
Bifurcation Dynamics in a Fractional-Order Oregonator Model Including Time Delay
Unsteady flow of fractional Burgers' fluid in a rotating annulus region with power law kernel
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Call for Papers
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New Advancements in Pure and Applied Mathematics via Fractals and Fractional Calculus
( A special issue of Fractal and Fractional )
Dear Colleagues:
Important scientific phenomena, for instance, the growth of bacteria, snowflakes (freezing water), and brain waves have been accurately addressed recently using the notions of fractals. Their mathematical formulation has achieved major scientific insights. Different phenomena with a pulse, rhythm, or pattern have an opportunity to be a fractal. For example, wireless cell phone antennas are used to enhance the quality and the range of signals in a fractal pattern.
This Special Issue cordially invites and welcomes review, expository, and original research articles comprising new advancements in pure and applied mathematics via fractals and fractional calculus, along with their applications across widely dispersed disciplines in the physical, natural, computational, environmental, engineering, and statistical sciences. This Special Issue also welcomes articles providing new trends in the mathematical theory of Bifurcation and Chaos control, which are insightful for significant applications, particularly in complex systems. Numerical calculations may also support the established results.
Keywords:
- Fractional calculusOrganizers:
Dr. Asifa Tassaddiq
Dr. Muhammad Yaseen
Guest Editors
Important Dates:
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 15 December 2021.
All details on this conference are now available at:
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/fractalfract/special_issues/pure_and_applied_math.
Fractional Dynamics: Theory and Applications
( A special issue of Fractal and Fractional )
Dear Colleagues:
Investigation of random processes in complex media has been attracting plenty of attention for years. Theoretical modeling of diffusion in heterogeneous and disordered media takes considerable part of these studies. Heterogeneous and disordered materials include various materials with defects, multi-scale amorphous composites, fractal and sparse structures, weighted graphs, and networks. Diffusion in such media with geometric constraints and random forces is often anomalous and is described by fractional calculus. Further development of the theoretical modeling of these random processes in a variety of realizations in physics, biology, social sciences, and finance is an essential part of modern studies, what we called complex systems.
New mathematical approaches shed light on many questions and also pose new ones. One such example is a random search process, whose systematic research stems from projects involving hunting for submarines, while the modern study of first-passage or hitting times covers a large area of search problems, from animal food foraging to molecular reactions and gene regulation. Moreover, random search processes in complex networks are important in order to understand animal food search strategies and improve web search engines, or to prolong or speed up survival times in first-encounter tasks.
Many of the aforementioned processes can be described by various random walk models, as well as generalized (fractional) Fokker–Planck and Langevin equations, which, in turn, may describe completely different problems with common features. In particular, a class of diffusion in the heterogeneous environment is closely connected to turbulent diffusion governed by inhomogeneous advection–diffusion equations, and also relates to the geometric Brownian motion, used to model stock prices.
The purpose of the Special Issue is to reflect current situation in fractional dynamics theory, and to collect various models for the description of anomalous diffusion and random walks in complex systems. We kindly invite researchers working in these fields to contribute with original research/review papers dedicated to theoretical modeling and applications.
Keywords:
- Anomalous diffusion and stochastic processes in complex systems - Diffusion and non-exponential relaxation in heterogeneous and disordered mediaOrganizers:
Dr. Trifce Sandev
Guest Editor
Important Dates:
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 22 January 2022.
All details on this conference are now available at:
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/fractalfract/special_issues/FDTA.
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Books
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Chaotic, Fractional, and Complex Dynamics: New Insights and Perspectives
( Authors: Mark Edelman, Elbert E. N. Macau, Miguel A. F. Sanjuan )
Details:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68109-2
Book Description:
The book presents nonlinear, chaotic and fractional dynamics, complex systems and networks, together with cutting-edge research on related topics.
The fifteen chapters – written by leading scientists working in the areas of nonlinear, chaotic and fractional dynamics, as well as complex systems and networks – offer an extensive overview of cutting-edge research on a range of topics, including fundamental and applied research. These include but are not limited to aspects of synchronization in complex dynamical systems, universality features in systems with specific fractional dynamics, and chaotic scattering.
As such, the book provides an excellent and timely snapshot of the current state of research, blending the insights and experiences of many prominent researchers.
Author Biography:
Miguel A.F. Sanjuan is a full professor of physics at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid, Spain, where he founded the Physics Department in 2006. He is a corresponding member of the Spanish Royal Academy of Sciences, physics and chemistry section, a foreign member of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences in the areas of physics and mechanical engineering, and an ordinary member of the Academia Europaea, section of physics and engineering sciences. Prof. Sanjuan is presently the head of the Nonlinear Dynamics, Chaos and Complex Systems Research Group at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos.
In addition, he is co-author of the Springer monograph Nonlinear Resonances and Predictability of Chaotic Dynamics. A finite-time Lyapunov exponents approach.
Mark Edelman is an associate professor of physics at Stern College, Yeshiva University, where he has been teaching since 2009. Prior to this appointment for 16 years he worked as a researcher at Courant Institute, NYU. He is one of the world leading experts in fractional dynamics.
Elbert E. N. Macau is Professor at Brazilian National Institute for Space Research (INPE) and at Sao Paulo Federal University (UNIFESP). He is one of the world leading experts in exploiting Nonlinear Dynamics approaches in OrbitalDynamics and Space Technology.
Contents:
Front Matter
New Insights and Perspectives in Chaotic, Fractional, and Complex Dynamics
Introduction; Nonlinear, Chaotic Dynamics and Applications; Fractional Dynamics and Applications; Complex Dynamics and Applications; Conclusions; References
Basin Entropy, a Measure of Final State Unpredictability and Its Application to the Chaotic Scattering of Cold Atoms
Introduction to Basin Entropy; Application of Basin Entropy to Experiments with Cold Atoms; Other Tools from Nonlinear Dynamics Applied
to the Chaotic Scattering of Cold Atoms; Conclusions; References
Fireflies: A Paradigm in Synchronization
Introduction; The Light of Fireflies; Why Fireflies Synchronize?; Models to Explain the Fireflies’ Synchronous Behavior; Response to Synchronization; What Have We Learnt from Fireflies?; References
Mixed Synchronization in the Presence
of Cyclic Chaos
Introduction;
SHC in Discrete Systems;
Synchronization in Discrete Cycling Systems;
Discussion;
References
Time-Delay Effects on Periodic Motions
in a Duffing Oscillator
Introduction;
A Semi-analytical Method;
Discretization of Dynamical Systems;
Period-m Motions;
Bifurcation Trees Varying with Time-Delay;
Discrete Fourier Series;
Illustrations;
Concluding Remarks;
References;
Nonchaos-Mediated Mixed-Mode
Oscillations in a Prey-Predator Model
with Predator Dormancy
Introduction;
Prey-Predator Model with Predator Dormancy;
Nonchaos-Mediated Cascades of Mixed-Mode
Oscillations;
Conclusions;
References
Bifurcations and Stability Regions
of Nonlinear Dynamical Systems
Stability Regions of Nonlinear Dynamical Systems;
Persistence of Stability Regions to Parameter Variation;
Non-hyperbolic Equilibrium Points on the Stability
Boundary;
Stability Region Bifurcations;
Concluding Remarks
Universality in Systems with Power-Law
Memory and Fractional Dynamics
Introduction;
Maps with Power-Law Memory and Fractional Maps;
Periodic Sinks and Their Stability;
Fractional Bifurcation Diagrams;
Conclusion;
References
Fractional Deterministic Factor Analysis
of Economic Processes with Memory
and Nonlocality
Introduction;
Method of Differential Calculus of Arbitrary
(non-Integer) Order;
Comparison with the Standard Method of Differential
Calculus;
Integral Method of Arbitrary (non-Integer) Order;
Conclusion;
References;
Fractional-Order Model of Wine
Introduction;
Empirical Fractional-Order Models;
EIS Analysis of Wine;
HC and Visualizing;
Conclusions;
References
Dynamics of Particles and Bubbles Under
the Action of Acoustic Radiation Force
Introduction;
Dynamics of Particles in an Acoustic Field;
Cylindrical Resonators;
Concentration Dynamics of Microparticles;
Dynamics of Bubbles;
The Effects of Memory and Inertia;
Conclusions;
References
Nonequilibrium Quantum Dynamics
of Many-Body Systems
Introduction;
Spin-1/2 Models;
Dynamics: Survival Probability;
Conclusions;
References
Multi-jittering Instability in Oscillatory
Systems with Pulse Coupling
Introduction;
Dynamics of One Oscillator with Pulse Delayed Feedback;
Jittering Regimes in a Single Oscillator;
High Multistability of Jittering Regimes;
Ring of Oscillators with Pulse Delayed Coupling;
Jittering Waves and Their Relation to Jittering Regimes
of a Single oscillator;
Discussion and Conclusions;
References
Power-Grids as Complex Networks:
Emerging Investigations into Robustness
and Stability
Introduction;
Emerging investigations into Robustness and Stability in
Power Systems;
Perspectives and challenges;
References
Back Matter
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Journals
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Applied Mathematics and Computation
(Selected)
Nikita S. Belevtsov, Stanislav Yu. Lukashchuk
Xiao Peng, Yijing Wang, Zhiqiang Zuo
G. Arthi, K. Suganya
Hafiz Muhammad Fahad, Arran Fernandez
Identifying topology and system parameters of fractional-order complex dynamical networks
Yi Zheng, Xiaoqun Wu, Ziye Fan, Wei Wang
On a fractional queueing model with catastrophes
Matheus de Oliveira Souza, Pablo M. Rodriguez
Generalized fractional diffusion equation with arbitrary time varying diffusivity
Ashraf M. Tawfik, Hamdi M. Abdelhamid
Numerical solution of free final time fractional optimal control problems
Zhaohua Gong, Chongyang Liu, Kok Lay Teo, Song Wang, Yonghong Wu
H∞ output feedback control for fractional-order T-S fuzzy model with time-delay
Jinghua Ning, Changchun Hua
Fractional modelling and numerical simulations of variable-section viscoelastic arches
Rongqi Dang, Yiming Chen
Containment control of fractional discrete-time multi-agent systems with nonconvex constraints
Xiaolin Yuan, Lipo Mo, Yongguang Yu, Guojian Ren
Changjin Xu, Zixin Liu, Lingyun Yao, Chaouki Aouiti
Mimi Hou, Xuan-Xuan Xi, Xian-Feng Zhou
Solutions of linear uncertain fractional order neutral differential equations
Jian Wang, Yuanguo Zhu, Yajing Gu, Ziqiang Lu
Hong-Li Li, Cheng Hu, Long Zhang, Haijun Jiang, Jinde Cao
Fractional Calculus and Applied Analysis
(Volume 24 Issue 5)
An adaptive memory method for accurate and efficient computation of the Caputo fractional derivative
Daegeun Yoon, Donghyun You
Analysis of solutions of some multi-term fractional Bessel equations
Pavel B. Dubovski, Jeffrey Slepoi
Existence of solutions for the semilinear abstract Cauchy problem of fractional order
Hernán R. Henríquez, Verónica Poblete, Juan C. Pozo
Summability of formal solutions for a family of generalized moment integro-differential equations
Alberto Lastra, Sławomir Michalik, Maria Suwińska
Jinhong Jia, Xiangcheng Zheng, Hong Wang
Green’s function for the fractional KdV equation on the periodic domain via Mittag–Leffler function
Uyen Le, Dmitry E. Pelinovsky
First order plus fractional diffusive delay modeling: Interconnected discrete systems
Jasper Juchem, Amélie Chevalier, Kevin Dekemele, Mia Loccufier
Riccardo Droghei
On the decomposition of solutions: From fractional diffusion to fractional Laplacian
Yulong Li
Output error MISO system identification using fractional models
Abir Mayoufi, Stéphane Victor, Manel Chetoui, Rachid Malti, Mohamed Aoun
Identification of system with distributed-order derivatives
Jun-Sheng Duan, Yu Li
On the Green function of the killed fractional Laplacian on the periodic domain
Thomas Simon
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Paper
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Xiaoting Liu, Yong Zhang, HongGuang Sun, Zhilin Guo
Publication information: Computational Mechanics: Available online October 2021
https://doi.org/10.1007/s00466-021-02085-3
Abstract
The impulsive diferential equations are regarded as an optimal method to describe solute concentration fuctuation transport
in unsteady fow feld which are infuenced by natural factors or human activities. The key difculty of impulsive fractionalorder system (IFS) in numerical discretization is that fractional-orders are diferent in diferent impulsive period. This paper
proposes a double-scale-dependent mesh method considering the period memory, and makes a comparison with four collocation modes for the implict diference method. Furthermore, the stability and truncation error for graded meshes are estimated
and analyzed. The analysis result reveals that the convergence rate mainly depends on the largest fractional order on the IFS.
Numerical results show all graded meshes (producing the dense mesh at the early stage) provide better performance than
uniform mesh. Meanwhile, the PDE cases show double-scale-dependent mesh is the most efcient numerical approximation
method for the pulsation difusion of contaminant in porous medium.
Keywords
Unsteady fow field; Impulsive fractional-order system; Double-scale-dependent mesh; Graded mesh; Computational efciency
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Bangti Jin, Zhi Zhou
Publication information: Inverse Problems: Published 7 September 2021 2021
https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6420/ac1f6d
Abstract
This paper is concerned with an inverse problem of recovering a potential
term and fractional order in a one-dimensional subdiffusion problem, which
involves a Djrbashian–Caputo fractional derivative of order α ∈ (0, 1) in time,
from the lateral Cauchy data. In the model, we do not assume a full knowledge of the initial data and the source term, since they might be unavailable
in some practical applications. We prove the unique recovery of the spatiallydependent potential coefficient and the order α of the derivation simultaneously
from the measured trace data at one end point, when the model is equipped with
a boundary excitation with a compact support away from t = 0. One of the initial data and the source can also be uniquely determined, provided that the other
is known. The analysis employs a representation of the solution and the time
analyticity of the associated function. Further, we discuss a two-stage procedure, directly inspired by the analysis, for the numerical identification of the
order and potential coefficient, and illustrate the feasibility of the recovery with
several numerical experiments
Keywords:
Inverse potential problem; Subdiffusion; Unknown medium; Order determination; Numerical reconstruction
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