Estimates related to Caputo derivatives using generalized modified $ h $-convex functions
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Estimates related to Caputo derivatives using generalized modified $ h $-convex functions
<p>In the present work, we have established some new fractional integral inequalities for functions whose $ k $th-derivatives are generalized modified $ h $-convex and symmetric about the midpoint involving the Caputo fractional derivatives. Many particular cases are obtained by using the findings.</p>
- Middle East University Jordan
- Université IBN Khaldoun Tiaret Algeria
- Kafkas University Turkey
- University of the Basque Country Spain
convexity, caputo fractional derivatives, modified $ h $-convexity, QA1-939, Mathematics
convexity, caputo fractional derivatives, modified $ h $-convexity, QA1-939, Mathematics
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