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The following pages link to Approximation methods for the distributed order calculus using the convolution quadrature (Q2029742):

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• The unified theory of shifted convolution quadrature for fractional calculus (Q1983165) (← links)
• TT-M FE method for a 2D nonlinear time distributed-order and space fractional diffusion equation (Q1998293) (← links)
• Flow and heat transfer of viscoelastic fluid with a novel space distributed-order constitution relationship (Q2027604) (← links)
• Fast high-order compact difference scheme for the nonlinear distributed-order fractional Sobolev model appearing in porous media (Q2079344) (← links)
• Start-up flow in a pipe of a double distributed-order Maxwell fluid (Q2171135) (← links)
• A novel spectral Galerkin/Petrov-Galerkin algorithm for the multi-dimensional space-time fractional advection-diffusion-reaction equations with nonsmooth solutions (Q2666275) (← links)
• Fast and efficient finite difference method for the distributed-order diffusion equation based on the staggered grids (Q2668048) (← links)
• Time difference physics-informed neural network for fractional water wave models (Q2690093) (← links)
• A Legendre spectral-finite difference method for Caputo-Fabrizio time-fractional distributed-order diffusion equation (Q2690423) (← links)
• Overresolving in the Laplace Domain for Convolution Quadrature Methods (Q2954490) (← links)
• Memory dependent anomalous diffusion in comb structure under distributed order time fractional dual-phase-lag model (Q5015322) (← links)
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• Finite volume element methods for two-dimensional time fractional reaction–diffusion equations on triangular grids (Q6170989) (← links)
• A two-grid ADI finite element approximation for a nonlinear distributed-order fractional sub-diffusion equation (Q6196457) (← links)
• Unconditionally optimal time two-mesh mixed finite element algorithm for a nonlinear fourth-order distributed-order time fractional diffusion equation (Q6496493) (← links)
• Advanced numerical simulation techniques in MHD fluid flow analysis using distributed fractional order derivatives and Cattaneo heat flux model (Q6577004) (← links)