EXISTENCE, UNIQUENESS AND SUCCESSIVE APPROXIMATIONS FOR (λ, ψ)-HILFER FRACTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

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2024

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Univ Politehnica Bucharest, Sci Bull

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Mathematics
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The focus of this paper is on investigating a particular type of nonlinear (lambda, psi)-Hilfer fractional differential equations, and analyzing their existence results. Our approach involves utilizing Banach's fixed point theorem, and we also explore the global convergence of successive approximations to provide additional insights into the topic. To further illustrate our findings, we provide some examples that supplement our main results.

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Implicit differential equations, fractional differential equations, (lambda, psi)-Hilfer fractional derivative, existence, fixed point, global convergence, successive approximations

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86

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