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The Fractional Calculus Of A Type Of Fractal Function And The Dimension

Posted on:2008-08-12Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H C ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2120360242458960Subject:Applied Mathematics
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In recent years, the subject of fractal function attracted manymathematicians and scientists' more and more attention. People discussed thefunction of Weierstrass as a typical function and showed this kind of function'dimension and its fractional calculus functions' dimensions. The paper discussessome definitions of fractional calculus and gets some properties about them.Then we study a kind of more general fractal function and show the function'sfractional calculus functions and their dimensions. The main research work isdescribed in detail in the following:First, we define the fractional integral and fractional derivative of fractalfunction. And we study some properties as to the definition of fractionalcalculus.Secondly, we discuss a kind of fractal function's fractional calculusfunctions and their K-dimensions.Thirdly, we estimate the box dimensions of the kind of fractal function'sfractional calculus functions. The main conclusions as follow:For a fractal function Wθ(t)=sum from n=1 to∞(ancos(bnx+θn)) (0<a<1,b>1)the fractional integral of order v and the fractional derivative of orderμofWθ(t) are defined respectively by Iθ(t,v):=D-v(Wθ(t))=sum from n=1 to∞(an(cosθnCt(v,bn)-sinθnSt(v,bn))) (0<ab-v<1) gθ(t,μ):=Dμ(Wθ(t))=sum from n=1 to∞(ancosθn/Γ(1-μ)t-μ-(ab)nconθnSt(1-μ,bn)-(ab)nsinθnCt(1-μ,bn)))(b>1, 0<a<1, 0<abμ<1)For K-dimensions of the graphs of the functions above, we get theconclusion in the following:Theorem 0.1 Let 0<a<1, b>1, 0<ab-v<1, 0<abμ<1, Iθ(t, v), gθ(t,μ) be thefractional integral function and fractional derivative function definedabove.Thenholds for sufficiently small a<1, sufficiently large b>1.WhereΓ(f,[a,b]) denotes the graph of the function f on the interval [a,b],δis the positive constant that is arbitrary small.For box dimensions of the graphs of the functions above, we get theconclusion as follow: Theorem 0.2 Let 0<a<1,b>1,0<ab-v<1,0<abμ<1,Iθ(t,v),gθ(t,μ) bethe fractional integral function and fractional derivative function definedabove.ThenWhereΓ(f,[a,b]) denotes the graph of the function f on the interval [a,b].δis the positive constant that is arbitrary small.
Keywords/Search Tags:fractal, fractal function, fractional calculus, K-dimension, box dimension
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