A few complex equations constituted by an operator consisting of fractional calculus and their consequences
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Summary: A few complex (differential) equations constituted by certain operators consisting of fractional calculus are first presented and some of their comprehensive consequences relating to (analytic and) geometric function theory are then pointed out.
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