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Asked 7th Sep, 2023
Which fractional derivative is best for both continuous and discrete space?
I would like to know which derivative is best for the continuous and discrete space? How to modify a classical derivative for suitable ones? can we define a fractional derivative for continuous space and discretize it for the discrete space?
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