Abstract
It is known that, from a modeling point of view, fractional dynamic equations are more suitable compared to integer derivative models. In fact, a fractional dynamic equation is referred to as an equation with memory. To demonstrate that the fractional dynamic model is better than the corresponding integer model, we need to compute the solutions of the fractional differential equations and compare them with an integer model relative to the data available. In this work, we will illustrate that the linear nq-order sequential Caputo fractional differential equations, which are sequential of order q where q<1 with fractional initial conditions and/or boundary conditions, can be solved. The reason for choosing sequential fractional dynamic equations is that linear non-sequential Caputo fractional dynamic equations with constant coefficients cannot be solved in general. We used the Laplace transform method to solve sequential Caputo fractional initial value problems. We used fractional boundary conditions to compute Green’s function for sequential boundary value problems. In addition, the solution of the sequential dynamic equations yields the solution of the corresponding integer-order differential equations as a special case as q→1.
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