“…Fractal theory is also a powerful tool to the analysis of biologic and material phenomena [11,12]. How to solve such problems has become a hot topic in mathematics, and some effective methods have appeared in literature, e.g., the variational iteration method [13][14][15], the fractional residual method [16], the homotopy perturbation method [17][18][19][20], the local fractional Fourier series method [21][22][23], The Yang Laplace transform-DJ iteration method [24], He-Laplace method [25,26], the fractional complex transform (two-scale transform) [27,28], the coupled method of the variational iteration and reduced differential transform method [29], the differential transform approach [30], the asymptotic perturbation method [31], the coupled method of the Sumudu transform and the variational iteration method [32], the direct algebraic method [33,34], the exp-function method [35], the variational approach [36][37][38][39], the Fourier spectral method [40] and the reproducing kernel method [41].…”