Fractional calculus of variations: a novel way to look at it
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- Complex Lie algebroids and Finsler manifold in time-dependent fractal dimension and their associated decomplexifications
- Calculus of variations with higher order Caputo fractional derivatives
- Fractional-order variational derivative
- Legendre's necessary condition for fractional Bolza functionals with mixed initial/final constraints
- General fractional classical mechanics: action principle, Euler-Lagrange equations and Noether theorem
- Sign of the solutions of linear fractional differential equations and some applications
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