Examines solutions to non-homogeneous equations, indicating potential applications in source problems.
A non-homogeneous fractional differential equation with a variable coefficient involving a Caputo fractional derivative is considered. The equation is first transformed into an integral equation and then solved using the method of successive approximations. The obtained general solution involves a generalized Mittag–Leffler-type function and Meijer G-functions. Example solutions corresponding to particular choices of the non-homogeneous term are presented. As an application of the considered non-homogeneous equation, direct and inverse source problems are studied. The solutions are expressed in the form of series expansions using an orthogonal basis obtained through separation of variables. Illustrative examples for the direct and inverse problems are also presented for specific choices of the initial and final time data and the source function.
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