Understanding Non-Linear Operators: Solving K(f) with Fractional Derivatives

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In summary, the conversation is discussing a non-linear operator, K, which is defined as K(f)=g and also as K(f)=(Int(c,x)f(t)dt)**r, where c and r are real constants and f is unknown. The conversation also explores the possibility of relating K(f) to fractional derivatives and whether it can be expressed as a combination of fractional derivatives. The concept of fractional derivatives is also mentioned.
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let be the non-linear operator acting this way:

K(f)=g K(f)=(Int(c,x)f(t)dt)**r

where c and r are real constant and f is unknown.

in fact can we relate K(f) and solve it by applying the fractional derivatives?..in fact can be K(f) expressed as combination of fractional derivatives?..
 
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Originally posted by eljose79
let be the non-linear operator acting this way:

K(f)=g K(f)=(Int(c,x)f(t)dt)**r

where c and r are real constant and f is unknown.

in fact can we relate K(f) and solve it by applying the fractional derivatives?..in fact can be K(f) expressed as combination of fractional derivatives?..

And what are fractional derivatives?

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You mean partial derivatives?
 

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