eⁱˣ = cos(x) + i sin(x)pic.twitter.com/4fCuF4LOY3
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Well, I don't think you need fractional calculus at all, it just makes things unnecessarily complicated. I made the exact same animation simply by adding the next term in the Taylor series weighted by a number going from 0 to 1.
yes, you can interpolate any way you wish you can also make it by just replacing the n! with Γ(1+n) and summing over reals.. using the fractional derivative is more general it just happens that the fractional derivative of e^x is simple
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What do you mean by "summing over reals"?
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some evenly spaced sample like n=0 to n=20 in steps of 0.1
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Is it always just e^x?
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