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Further on quantum-plank derivatives and integrals in composite forms
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Authors: Department of Mathematics, COMSATS University of Islamabad, Attock Campus, Attock, Pakistan., Ghulam Farid, Zeeshan Afzal, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, The University of Lahore, Lahore, Pakistan.
Year
2022
Paper ID
11895
Status
Peer-reviewed
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In quantum-plank calculus, q-derivatives and h-derivatives are fundamental factors. Recently, a composite form of both derivatives is introduced and called q−h-derivative. This paper aims to present a further generalized notion of derivatives will be called (q ,p−h)-derivatives. This will produce q-derivative, h-derivative, q−h-derivative and (p,q)-derivative. Theory based on all aforementioned derivatives can be generalized via this new notion. It is expected, this paper will be useful and beneficial for researchers working in diverse fields of sciences and engineering.
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