Various operators in relation to fractional order calculus and some of their applications to normalized analytic functions in the open unit disk

The main object of this scientific work is firstly to introduce various operators of fractional calculus (that is that fractional integral and fractional derivative(s)) in certain domains of the complex plane, then to determine certain results correlating with normalized analytic functions, which are analytic in certain domains in the complex plane, as a few applications of those operators, and also to present a number of extensive implications of them as special results.

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