Certain fractional kinetic equations involving generalized \(K\)-functions (Q2329241)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7118755
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    Certain fractional kinetic equations involving generalized \(K\)-functions
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7118755

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      Certain fractional kinetic equations involving generalized \(K\)-functions (English)
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      17 October 2019
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      Fractional kinetic equations were introduced in [\textit{A. I. Saichev} and \textit{G. M. Zaslavsky}, Chaos 7, No. 4, 753--764 (1997; Zbl 0933.37029)] to describe the chaotic Hamiltonian dynamics in typical low dimensional systems. Since then many authors have studied several generalizations of the fractional kinetic equations over the years. In this paper, the authors established the solutions of some generalized fractional kinetic equations involving the \({}_mR_n\) function in terms of generalized \(K\)-functions. The results are obtained by using the Laplace transform as well as the differential property of \({}_mR_n\). The graphical interpretations of the solutions are provided in the paper. Some particular cases of the main results have also been considered. In my opinion, the results in this paper are significant and will be interesting to the specialist. The paper is well written and quite easy to follow.
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      fractional kinetic equations
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      Laplace transforms
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      generalized \(K\)-functions
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      fractional calculus
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      Mittag-Leffler
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