In this article, we investigate the existence of Pseudo solutions for some fractional order boundary value problem with integral boundary conditions in the Banach space of continuous function equipped with its weak to...In this article, we investigate the existence of Pseudo solutions for some fractional order boundary value problem with integral boundary conditions in the Banach space of continuous function equipped with its weak topology. The class of such problems constitute a very interesting and important class of problems. They include two, three, multi-point and nonlocal boundary-value problems as special cases. In our investigation, the right hand side of the above problem is assumed to be Pettis integrable function. To encompass the full scope of this article, we give an example illustrating the main result.展开更多
In this paper, we first discuss the relationship between the McShane integral and Pettis integral for vector-valued functions. Then by using the embedding theorems for the fuzzy number space E^1, we give a new equival...In this paper, we first discuss the relationship between the McShane integral and Pettis integral for vector-valued functions. Then by using the embedding theorems for the fuzzy number space E^1, we give a new equivalent condition for （K） integrabihty of a fuzzy set-valued mapping F ： [a, b] → E^1.展开更多
文摘In this article, we investigate the existence of Pseudo solutions for some fractional order boundary value problem with integral boundary conditions in the Banach space of continuous function equipped with its weak topology. The class of such problems constitute a very interesting and important class of problems. They include two, three, multi-point and nonlocal boundary-value problems as special cases. In our investigation, the right hand side of the above problem is assumed to be Pettis integrable function. To encompass the full scope of this article, we give an example illustrating the main result.
文摘In this paper, we first discuss the relationship between the McShane integral and Pettis integral for vector-valued functions. Then by using the embedding theorems for the fuzzy number space E^1, we give a new equivalent condition for （K） integrabihty of a fuzzy set-valued mapping F ： [a, b] → E^1.
