The object of investigations is a system of impulsive differential equations with “supremum.” These equations are not widely studied yet, and at the same time they are adequate mathematical model of many real world processes in which the present state depends significantly on its maximal value on a past time interval. Practical stability for a nonlinear system of impulsive differential equations with “supremum” is defined and studied. It is applied Razumikhin method with piecewise continuous scalar Lyapunov functions and comparison results for scalar impulsive differential equations. To unify a variety of stability concepts and to offer a general framework for the investigation of the stability theory, the notion of stability in terms of two measures has been applied to both the given system and the comparison scalar equation. An example illustrates the usefulness of the obtained sufficient conditions.
In this paper, the double fuzzy Sumudu transform (DFST) method was used to find the solution to partial Volterra fuzzy integro-differential equations (PVFIDE) with convolution kernel under Hukuhara differentiability. Fundamental results of the double fuzzy Sumudu transform for double fuzzy convolution and fuzzy partial derivatives of the n-th order are provided. By using these results the solution of PVFIDE is constructed. It is shown that DFST method is a simple and reliable approach for solving such equations analytically. Finally, the method is demonstrated with examples to show the capability of the proposed method.
By means of the Schauder-Tychonoff principle, L p (k)-equivalence are established between linear and nonlinear perturbed impulsive differential equations with an unbounded linear part in an arbitrary Banach space. The feasibility of our theoretical results is illustrated by an example involving partial impulsive differential equations of the parabolic type.
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