Hadamard fractional integral

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The Hadamard fractional integral is a generalization of the classical integral that defines fractional-order integration using logarithmic kernels, particularly suited to functions defined on multiplicative (e.g., positive real) domains.

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instanceOf fractional integral
mathematical concept
operator
actsOn complex-valued functions
real-valued functions
appearsIn theory of Mellin transforms
connectedTo Mellin convolution
linked to: Mellin transforms
contrastsWith Riemann–Liouville integral on additive domains
coordinateType logarithmic scale
defines fractional-order integration
domain multiplicative groups
positive real numbers
field fractional calculus
mathematical analysis
generalizes Riemann integral
classical integral
hasInverse Hadamard-type fractional derivative
hasParameter lower limit a > 0
order α > 0
hasProperty reduces to identity operator when order tends to 0
reduces to repeated classical integral for integer orders
introducedIn early 20th century
invariantUnder multiplicative scaling of the variable
isNonlocal true
kernelDependsOn logarithm of the ratio t/x
namedAfter Jacques Hadamard
notation H^{α}_{a+} f(x)
I_{a+}^{α,H} f(x)
orderType fractional order
real order
relatedTo Caputo fractional derivative
linked to: Caputo derivative

Hadamard fractional derivative
Riemann–Liouville fractional integral
requiresCondition integrability of f with logarithmic weight
satisfies linearity
semigroup property in the order parameter
specialCaseOf fractional integral with respect to functions
suitableFor functions defined on multiplicative domains
functions defined on positive real axis
usedFor modeling memory effects on multiplicative time scales
usedIn differential equations of fractional order
integral equations
scaling-invariant problems
usesKernelType logarithmic kernel

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Riemann–Liouville integral comparedWith Hadamard fractional integral
Hadamard fractional integral hasInverse Hadamard-type fractional derivative
linked to: Hadamard fractional integral