I need references or book recommendations to find properties of double integrals on quantum calculus. Especially i need analogue of Fubini's theorem on q-calculus.
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double integrals on quantum calculus
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Professor A. E. Hamza and me published the article for power quantum difference operator which name is "Leibniz’s Rule and Fubini’s Theorem Associated with Power Quantum Difference Operators". This operator generalizes $q$-difference operator and yields $q$-difference operator when $n=1$.