Study of solutions of fractional order differential equations
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2022-06-05Author
CHAUDHARY, PARUL (19SBAS1130009)
KALKAL, MAYANK (19SBAS1130020)
BHATI, KHUSHI (19SBAS1130024)
KUMAR, Dr. PRADEEP SUPERVISOR
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Here in project, we centralize on the presence and singularity of gentle
arrangements, and their approximations of a class of development conditions of
vital and fractional orders involving deviating arguments and impulses. Evolution
equations are usually dealt with the governing partial differential equations of
many physical phenomena in Hilbert spaces or more generally, in Banach spaces
and may be viewed as ordinary differential equations in an infinite dimensional
state space. Although, the term has no accurate definition, and its significance
depends on the actual situation, yet in addition on the detailing of the issue for
which it is utilized. Many physical phenomena like reaction diffusion equations,
laser optics, coupled oscillators, enzyme kinetics, food webs, control theory,
climate models, viscosity materials, population ecology, the heat conduction and
the wave propagation in materials are naturally modeled by abstract functional
differential equations in Hilbert spaces (or in Banach spaces), where the space
variables are merged with the domain of the operator.