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Fractional calculus: Applications

The invention of differential calculus by Leibniz and Newton allowed modeling of dynamical processes. The fractional calculus allows making a revolutionary step towards better models of reality.

General view

G.W. Scott Blair (1950):
“We may express our concepts in Newtonian terms if we find this convenient but, if we do so, we must realize that we have made a translation into a language which is foreign to the system which we are studying.”
S. Westerlund (1991):
“Expressed differently, we may say that Nature works with fractional time derivatives.”
K. Nishimoto (1989):
“The fractional calculus is the calculus of the XXI-st century.”

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Special journal issues on fractional calculus and its applications