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On the Fractional Calculus Involving Mainardi Function for exponential Function

Mohd. Farman Ali1, Manoj Sharma2, Renu Jain3
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School of Mathematics and Allied Sciences, Jiwaji University, Gwalior, Address 2 Department of Mathematics RJIT, BSF Academy, Tekanpur, Address

ABSTRACT
This paper is devoted to study of fractional calculus of Mainardi function. The Mainardi function is a special case of Wright function given by British mathematician (E. Maitland Wright), starting from 1933. The author establishes the some results with Mainardi function for exponential function. Mathematics Subject Classification 26A33, 33C60, 44A15.

Key Words and PhrasesRiemann-Liouville fractional integral and derivative operators, Special functions and Mainardi Function for exponential.

1. INTRODUCTION
The Mainardi function is a particular case of wright function. The application of the functions are useful in certain areas of physical and applied science. The Mainardi function is

with C being the set of complex number.

2. THE M AINARDI FUNCTION FOR EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION

We first give the definition of Mainardi function for exponential function

3. Some Special Cases

3.1. When 3.2. When , , we get the Mainardi function (1). , the function reduces to exponential series[8].

4. RELATION WITH MAINARDI FUNCTION FOR EXPONENTIAL FRACTIONAL INTEGRAL OPERATOR.

FUNCTION AND

In this section, we establish the relation between Riemann-Liouville Fractional calculus operators and Mainardi function for exponential function. Theorem 5.1. Let relation and be the Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative operator then there holds the

Proof By virtue of the definition (3.1) and fractional derivative operator, we have

We use the modified Beta-function:

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On the differentiating n times the term

w.r.t. z, representation (7) reduces to

This is complete proof of theorem (5.1).

5. RELATION BETWEEN M AINARDI FUNCTION FOR EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION AND FRACTIONAL INTEGRAL OPERATOR.
In this section, integral associated with Mainardi function for exponential function are presented, using fractional calculus integral operator and beta function. Theorem-6.1. Let and Riemann-Liouville fractional integral is , then

Proof In this section, the fractional Riemann-Liouville (R-L) integral operator [6] (for lower limit variable z) of the function (3.1).

with respect to

Using the modified Beta function, we have

This theorem is proved.

6. RECURRENCE RELATIONS
In this section, the relation is obtained by virtue of the definition (2). Theorem 7.1. Let and then there holds the relation

Proof- we start from the side of (7.1),

Where

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Now, we obtain the following results, on putting Corollary 7.1 If then the relation turned into

Corollary 7.2 If

then the relation transform into

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