Advanced Topics on Caputo Tempered Fractional Differential Equations with Applications

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This book offers a unified and rigorous treatment of nonlinear differential equations involving the Caputo tempered fractional derivative and its generalizations. Spanning nine chapters, the authors systematically develop analytical methods for solving a wide variety of problems, including those with nonlocal, impulsive, periodic and delayed structures, within both deterministic and random settings. Each chapter is dedicated to a particular class of problems, beginning with global convergence and uniqueness analysis for the successive approximations method and extending to systems with neutral and infinite delays, boundary value problems with impulses, and coupled systems. The analytical approaches employed throughout the book include a rich array of mathematical tools: fixed point theory (Banach, Schauder, Darbo, Monch, Schaefer, Sadovskii, and Krasnoselskii); coincidence degree theory; the method of upper and lower solutions; diagonalization techniques; and the measure of noncompactness. Special attention is given to various notions of stability, including Ulam-Hyers and Mittag-Leffler-Ulam-Hyers stability, as well as the existence of periodic and weak solutions. To ensure practical relevance and illustrate the applicability of each theoretical result, every chapter concludes with a section devoted to remarks and bibliographical suggestions as well as examples that highlight the effectiveness of the proposed methods. This book is ideal for graduate students, researchers, and professionals working in the fields of applied mathematics, differential equations, and fractional calculus. In addition, this book: Presents foundational results in tempered fractional calculus and introduces avenues for exploration and application Emphasizes tempered fractional calculus and presents original and substantive advancements in the field Serves as a natural continuation and advancement in the rapidly evolving domain of fractional calculus

This book offers a unified and rigorous treatment of nonlinear differential equations involving the Caputo tempered fractional derivative and its generalizations. Spanning nine chapters, the authors systematically develop analytical methods for solving a wide variety of problems, including those with nonlocal, impulsive, periodic and delayed structures, within both deterministic and random settings. Each chapter is dedicated to a particular class of problems, beginning with global convergence and uniqueness analysis for the successive approximations method and extending to systems with neutral and infinite delays, boundary value problems with impulses, and coupled systems. The analytical approaches employed throughout the book include a rich array of mathematical tools: fixed point theory (Banach, Schauder, Darbo, Monch, Schaefer, Sadovskii, and Krasnoselskii); coincidence degree theory; the method of upper and lower solutions; diagonalization techniques; and the measure of noncompactness. Special attention is given to various notions of stability, including Ulam-Hyers and Mittag-Leffler-Ulam-Hyers stability, as well as the existence of periodic and weak solutions. To ensure practical relevance and illustrate the applicability of each theoretical result, every chapter concludes with a section devoted to remarks and bibliographical suggestions as well as examples that highlight the effectiveness of the proposed methods. This book is ideal for graduate students, researchers, and professionals working in the fields of applied mathematics, differential equations, and fractional calculus.

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