Fractional derivative and Midpoint rules

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The fractional derivative has a long history in mathematics dating back further than integer-order derivative, but it did not gain traction until recently. In recent years, fractional derivative has been shown to describe physical and biological phenomena better than integer-order derivatives. Fractional derivative generalize integer derivative to an arbitrary (non-integer) order. While the integer derivative is defined at a point, the fractional derivative is determined on an interval, and there is an integral involved in the definition of the fractional derivative. To develop the computation model in fractional calculus, we need to find an approximation of the integral. There are various definitions of fractional derivative. The widely used definition of a fractional derivative is the Caputo definition. In this research, we have used the Midpoint rules to find the approximation of the Caputo fractional derivative.

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CSM - Mathematics

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Somayeh Mashayekhi

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Fractional derivative and Midpoint rules

The fractional derivative has a long history in mathematics dating back further than integer-order derivative, but it did not gain traction until recently. In recent years, fractional derivative has been shown to describe physical and biological phenomena better than integer-order derivatives. Fractional derivative generalize integer derivative to an arbitrary (non-integer) order. While the integer derivative is defined at a point, the fractional derivative is determined on an interval, and there is an integral involved in the definition of the fractional derivative. To develop the computation model in fractional calculus, we need to find an approximation of the integral. There are various definitions of fractional derivative. The widely used definition of a fractional derivative is the Caputo definition. In this research, we have used the Midpoint rules to find the approximation of the Caputo fractional derivative.

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