“…Such as studied on can be expressed as theory of elasticity in the economy, the viscosity of the blood, computer science including image processing and artificial intelligence, biology, differential equations, functional analysis and probability theory. Non-Newtonian calculus is researched by various researchers such as Grossman (1979); Çakmak and Başar (2012Çakmak and Başar ( , 2014aÇakmak and Başar ( ,b, 2015; Türkmen ve Başar (2012a,b); Tekin and Başar (2013); Kadak and Özlük (2014); Duyar and Oğur (2017); Duyar and Sağır (2017); Erdoğan and Duyar (2018); Sağır and Erdoğan (2019); Güngör (2020). One of the most popular non-Newtonian calculus, namely, bigeometric calculus which is investigated especially by Volterra and Hostinsky (1938); Grossmann (1983); Rybaczuk and Stopel (2000) investigated the fractal growth in material science by using bigeometric calculus.…”