The generalized Duhamel principle for fully coupled systems of fractional order

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contents Duhamel's principle reduces the Cauchy problem for an inhomogeneous partial differential equation to the corresponding homogeneous problem. In the fractional-order setting, the classical principle does not apply directly because fractional derivatives are nonlocal in time. Over the past two decades, several fractional analogues of Duhamel's principle have been developed to address this issue. In this paper, we establish a fractional version of Duhamel's principle for fully coupled systems of fractional differential-operator equations. The result provides a systematic reduction of inhomogeneous fractional problems to homogeneous ones while preserving the structure of the classical method. In the limit of integer-order derivatives, the formulation recovers the classical Duhamel principle and also reveals effects specific to coupled fractional systems, including those produced by coupled fractional impulses.
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spellingShingle The generalized Duhamel principle for fully coupled systems of fractional order
Umarov, Sabir
Classical Analysis and ODEs
34A08
Duhamel's principle reduces the Cauchy problem for an inhomogeneous partial differential equation to the corresponding homogeneous problem. In the fractional-order setting, the classical principle does not apply directly because fractional derivatives are nonlocal in time. Over the past two decades, several fractional analogues of Duhamel's principle have been developed to address this issue. In this paper, we establish a fractional version of Duhamel's principle for fully coupled systems of fractional differential-operator equations. The result provides a systematic reduction of inhomogeneous fractional problems to homogeneous ones while preserving the structure of the classical method. In the limit of integer-order derivatives, the formulation recovers the classical Duhamel principle and also reveals effects specific to coupled fractional systems, including those produced by coupled fractional impulses.
title The generalized Duhamel principle for fully coupled systems of fractional order
topic Classical Analysis and ODEs
34A08
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.10379