The fractional wavelet transform associated with the second kind of fractional Hankel transform (Q1628482)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6988638
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6988638 |
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The fractional wavelet transform associated with the second kind of fractional Hankel transform (English)
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4 December 2018
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The fractional Hankel transform is a generalization of the classical Hankel transform. The main goal of this paper is to study the fractional wavelet transform associated with the second kind of fractional Hankel transform and to discuss some of its basic properties. An inversion formula for this fractional Hankel wavelet transform is also obtained. Some examples of fractional Hankel wavelet transform are given. The fractional Hankel transform is used in the solution of some partial differential equations. By means of this example, the advantages of the use of the fractional powers of the Hankel transform are illustrated. Editorial remark: According to the expression of concern, ``The authors have notified the journal of the [several] potential errors The authors requested a retraction, but post-publication peer-review found that it was not possible to prove or disprove the non-linearity of the operator that they have used in the paper; in line with COPE guidelines, the Editor does not consider there to be sufficient evidence the article fundamentally flawed to warrant retraction but would like to advise readers to interpret the related results with caution.From the expression.''
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Hankel transform
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fractional Hankel transform
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wavelet transform
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fractional Hankel convolution
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partial differential equations
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