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The Riemann–Liouville fractional derivative for Ambartsumian equation
La ecuación de Ambartsumian, basada en la derivada fraccionaria modificada de Riemann–Liouville, se analiza en este trabajo. La solución se expresa como una serie de potencias de potencias arbitrarias y se ha comprobado su convergencia. Además, mostramos que la presente solución se reduce a los resultados en la literatura cuando la derivada ...
Essam R El-Zahar +2 more
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Development of analytical solution for a generalized Ambartsumian equation
Sur la base de la dérivée conformable, un modèle généralisé de l'équation ambartsumienne est analysé dans cet article. La solution est exprimée comme une série de puissances de puissances arbitraires. De plus, la convergence de la solution série obtenue est théoriquement prouvée.
Ebrahem A Algehyne +2 more
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A study of fractional order Ambartsumian equation involving exponential decay kernel
Récemment, les opérateurs fractionnaires non singuliers ont un rôle important dans la modélisation des problèmes du monde réel. Plus précisément, les opérateurs Caputo-Fabrizio sont utilisés pour étudier une meilleure dynamique des processus de mémoire.
Shabir Ahmad, Aman Ullah, Ali AKGÜL
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A comparison between Monte Carlo method and the numerical solution of the Ambartsumian-Chandrasekhar equations to unravel the dielectric response of metals [PDF]
In this work we describe two different models for interpreting and predicting Reflection Electron Energy Loss (REEL) spectra and we present results of a study on metallic systems comparing the computational cost and the accuracy of these techniques. These approaches are the Monte Carlo (MC) method and the Numerical Solution (NS) of the Ambartsumian ...
Olga Ridzel +2 more
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Solution of Ambartsumian Delay Differential Equation in the q-Calculus
The Ambartsumian equation in view of the q-calculus is investigated in this paper. This equation is of practical interest in the theory of surface brightness in the Milky Way. Two approaches are applied to obtain the closed form solution. The first approach implements a direct series assumption while the second approach is based on the Adomian ...
Abdulaziz M. Alanazi, Abdelhalim Ebaid
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<p>The Ambartsumian delay differential equation with a variable coefficient is considered in this paper. An effective transformation is produced to convert the extended Ambartsumian equation to the pantograph model. Two kinds of analytical solutions are determined.
Abdelhalim Ebaid +2 more
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Iterative methods for solving Ambartsumian’s equations. Part 1
Background. Ambartsumian’s equation and its generalizations are one of the main integral equations of astrophysics, which have found wide application in many areas of physics and technology. An analytical solution to this equation is currently unknown, and the development of approximate methods is urgent.
I.V. Boykov, A.A. Shaldaeva
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Abstract To understand surface biogeophysical processes, accurately evaluating the geographical and temporal fluctuations of soil moisture is crucial. It is well known that the surface soil moisture content (SMC) affects soil reflectance at all solar spectrum wavelengths.
Nayma Binte Nur, Charles M. Bachmann
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Simulated Lunar Surface Hydration Measurements Using Multispectral Lidar at 3 µm
Abstract Accurately measuring the variability of spectroscopic signatures of hydration (H2O + OH) on the illuminated lunar surface at 3 μm as a function of latitude, lunar time of day, and composition is crucial to determining the generation and destruction mechanisms of OH species and understanding the global water cycle.
D. R. Cremons, C. I. Honniball
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Visible to Mid‐Infrared Optical Constants of Orthopyroxenes
Abstract Radiative transfer models of remotely acquired infrared spectra result in quantitative identification of minerals on planetary surfaces. Optical constants, or the real (n) and imaginary (k) indices of refraction are necessary inputs in such models.
Melinda J. Rucks +5 more
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