Fuzzy Velocity and Fuzzy Acceleration in Fractional Order Motion

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Fractional calculus presents a new perspective for solution of scientific and engineering problems.  There are still many fields where fractional calculus promise fresh understanding of real world problems. In this study, we present an investigation on fractional order motion, where we extend our comprehension from velocity and acceleration concepts to a fuzzy velocity and acceleration domains. Here, fundamentally, we suggest a debate on interpretation of fractional-order derivative system on the bases of integer-order derivative knowledge. We observed that the continuous fractional-order motion equation set can be considered to cover the discrete integer-order motion equation set and physical meaning of fractional-order motion systems can be better understood by using a fuzzy conceptualization of integer-order derivative systems according to the dissimilarity metric.

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