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REPORTS ON MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS

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0034-4877

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Elsevier

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  • mathematics (Natural sciences)
  • physical sciences (Natural sciences)

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Year 2018
  • Simple Fractal Calculus from Fractal Arithmetic
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    - REPORTS ON MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS - Year 2018

    Non-Newtonian calculus that starts with elementary non-Diophantine arithmetic operations of a Burgin type is applicable to all fractals whose cardinality is continuum. The resulting definitions of derivatives and integrals are simpler from what one finds in the more traditional literature of the subject, and they often work in the cases where the standard methods fail. As an illustration, we perform a Fourier transform of a real-valued...

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