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Several extensions of the classical Mittag-Leffler function, including multi-parameter and multivariate versions, have been used to define fractional integral and derivative operators. In this paper, we consider a function of one variable with five parameters, a special case of the Fox–Wright function. It turns out that the most natural way to define a fractional integral based on this function requires considering it as a function of two variables. This gives rise to a model of bivariate fractional calculus, which is useful in understanding fractional differential equations involving mixed partial derivatives.
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