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Impulsively Driven Fractional Relaxation: Exact Response, Scaling Laws, Frequency-Domain Signatures, and Memory-Induced Crossover Structures
We investigate periodically impulsive fractional relaxation as a minimal model of nonlocal dissipative dynamics under repeated external stimulation. The free relaxation law is classical, but the driven problem introduces an additional timescale whose competition with the intrinsic fractional-memory
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