The decompositional structure of certain fractional integral operators
Min-Jie Luo, Ravinder Krishna Raina
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Min-Jie Luo, Ravinder Krishna Raina
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The aim of this paper is to investigate the decompositional structure of generalized fractional integral operators whose kernels are the generalized hypergeometric functions of certain type. By using the Mellin transform theory proposed by Butzer and Jansche [J. Fourier Anal. 3 (1997), 325-376], we prove that these operators can be decomposed in terms of Laplace and inverse Laplace transforms. As applications, we derive two very general results involving the $H$-function. We also show that these fractional integral operators when being understood as integral equations possess the $\mathcal{L}$ and $\mathcal{L}^{-1}$ solutions. We also consider the applications of the decompositional structures of the fractional integral operators to some specific integral equations and one of such integral equations is shown to possess a solution in terms of an Aleph $(\aleph)$-function.
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The aim of this paper is to investigate the decompositional structure of generalized fractional integral operators whose kernels are the generalized hypergeometric functions of certain type. By using the Mellin transform theory proposed by Butzer and Jansche [J. Fourier Anal. 3 (1997), 325-376], we prove that these operators can be decomposed in terms of Laplace and inverse Laplace transforms. As applications, we derive two very general results involving the $H$-function. We also show that these fractional integral operators when being understood as integral equations possess the $\mathcal{L}$ and $\mathcal{L}^{-1}$ solutions. We also consider the applications of the decompositional structures of the fractional integral operators to some specific integral equations and one of such integral equations is shown to possess a solution in terms of an Aleph $(\aleph)$-function.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Laplace transform, Aleph, Integral equation, Fourier integral operator, Fractional calculus, Inverse, Hypergeometric function