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On a Leibnitz-type fractional derivative

Vladimir Kobelev

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A type of fractional derivative, referred to as α-derivative, is studied. The α-derivative of fractional type obeys Leibnitz rule. Based on the definition of α-derivative the operations of analysis and differential geometry are studied It was recently proved, that this variant of introduction of the derivative leads to a new scaling of the common Leibniz derivative, but not to a alternative type of derivation. In other words, all derivatives, that satisfy the Leibniz rule, are algebraically equivalent.

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A type of fractional derivative, referred to as α-derivative, is studied. The α-derivative of fractional type obeys Leibnitz rule. Based on the definition of α-derivative the operations of analysis and differential geometry are studied It was recently proved, that this variant of introduction of the derivative leads to a new scaling of the common Leibniz derivative, but not to a alternative type of derivation. In other words, all derivatives, that satisfy the Leibniz rule, are algebraically equivalent.

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A type of fractional derivative, referred to as α-derivative, is studied. The α-derivative of fractional type obeys Leibnitz rule. Based on the definition of α-derivative the operations of analysis and differential geometry are studied It was recently proved, that this variant of introduction of the derivative leads to a new scaling of the common Leibniz derivative, but not to a alternative type of derivation. In other words, all derivatives, that satisfy the Leibniz rule, are algebraically equivalent.

Key concepts: Derivative (finance), Generalizations of the derivative, Fractional calculus, Type (biology), Material derivative, Mathematics, Alpha (finance), Scaling

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