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The phrase "a fractional order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, physics, or engineering, particularly when discussing systems or equations that involve fractional derivatives or orders.
Example: "The system can be modeled using a fractional order differential equation to better capture its dynamics."
Alternatives: "a fractional degree" or "a fractional exponent".
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In this paper we present a fractional order Chua's circuit that behaves chaotically based on the use of a fractional order low pass filter.
We recall the following definitions of a fractional order integral and a fractional order derivative in Caputo's sense, and some basic results of fractional calculus [2, 13].
Also to achieve a desired closed-loop performance, a fractional order pre-filter is employed.
The paper deals with the robust stability analysis of a Fractional Order Interval Polynomial (FOIP) family.
A fractional order PID FOPIDD) control is applied to improve both trajectory tracking and robustness.
This paper presents the design of a fractional order combined model reference adaptive control scheme.
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Designing a fractional-order digital differentiator often requires considerably complex mathematical operations and numerical approximations.
Based on unstable dissipative systems (UDS) and a switching law, a fractional-order UDS is proposed.
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