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On chain rule for fractional derivatives. (English) Zbl 1489.26011

Summary: For some types of fractional derivatives, the chain rule is suggested in the form \(\mathcal{D}_x^\alpha f(g(x))= (\mathcal{D}_g^1 f(g))_{g=g(x)}\mathcal{D}_x^\alpha g(x)\). We prove that performing of this chain rule for fractional derivative \(\mathcal{D}_x^\alpha\) of order \(\alpha\) means that this derivative is differential operator of the first order \((\alpha=1)\). By proving three statements, we demonstrate that the modified Riemann-Liouville fractional derivatives cannot be considered as derivatives of non-integer order if the suggested chain rule holds.

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26A33 Fractional derivatives and integrals
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