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Príomhchruthaitheoirí: Durastante, Fabio, Giscard, Pierre-Louis, Pozza, Stefano
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author Durastante, Fabio
Giscard, Pierre-Louis
Pozza, Stefano
author_facet Durastante, Fabio
Giscard, Pierre-Louis
Pozza, Stefano
contents This article presents a novel solution method for nonautonomous linear ordinary fractional differential equations. The approach is based on reformulating the analytical solution using the $\star$-product, a generalization of the Volterra convolution, followed by an appropriate discretization of the resulting expression. Additionally, we demonstrate that, in certain cases, the $\star$-formalism enables the derivation of closed-form solutions, further highlighting the utility of this framework.
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spellingShingle A $\star$-Product Approach for Analytical and Numerical Solutions of Nonautonomous Linear Fractional Differential Equations
Durastante, Fabio
Giscard, Pierre-Louis
Pozza, Stefano
Numerical Analysis
26A33, 65L05, 33C45
This article presents a novel solution method for nonautonomous linear ordinary fractional differential equations. The approach is based on reformulating the analytical solution using the $\star$-product, a generalization of the Volterra convolution, followed by an appropriate discretization of the resulting expression. Additionally, we demonstrate that, in certain cases, the $\star$-formalism enables the derivation of closed-form solutions, further highlighting the utility of this framework.
title A $\star$-Product Approach for Analytical and Numerical Solutions of Nonautonomous Linear Fractional Differential Equations
topic Numerical Analysis
26A33, 65L05, 33C45
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.16652