“…Since several events in the real world such as the magnitudes of earthquakes, the levels of sound signals and the acidities of chemicals change exponentially, geometric calculus which is defined as multiplicative calculus provides a great benefit. Multiplicative calculus is convenient for some problems, e.g., in applied mathematics [1,3,4,6,19,28,29], mathematical analysis [6,15,19,21,24,30], spectral analysis [11,14,31], physics [10,22], biology [16,17], economics and finance [7,8], medicine [9], pattern recognition in images [18] and signal processing [20]. In recent years, multiplicative calculus has received a lot of attention, and most of the published research has been interested in some problems of differential equation, integral equation, spectral analysis, mathematical analysis.…”