Abstract:Abstract:In this paper, we investigate the existence and uniqueness of solutions of two-point fuzzy boundary value problems for second-order fuzzy differential equations. Some sufficient conditions are presented that guarantee the existence and uniqueness of solutions under the approach of Hukuhara differentiability.
In this paper, the solutions of a second-order fuzzy initial value problem are studied by the fuzzy Laplace transform under the generalized differentiability. An example is solved. Finally, conclusions are given.
In this paper, the solutions of a second-order fuzzy initial value problem are studied by the fuzzy Laplace transform under the generalized differentiability. An example is solved. Finally, conclusions are given.
“…There are different approaches to solve the fuzzy differential equation. The first approach is Hukuhara derivative (Puri and Ralescu, 1983;Gültekin and Altınışık, 2014) or generalized Hukuhara derivative (Stefanini and Bede 2008;Ceylan and Altınışık, 2018;Gültekin Çitil, 2018). But in Hukuhara derivative, the solution becomes uncertain as time goes on.…”
This study is on solutions of a fuzzy problem with variable coefficient. Solutions are found by fuzzy Laplace transform. Generalized differentiability is used. It is searched whether the solutions are valid 𝛼-level sets or not. Examples are solved on studied problem. Conclusions are given.
“…The first approach is Hukuhara differentiability and for this, firstly the existence and uniqueness of the solution of a fuzzy differential equation are examined [1,2]. Gültekin and Altınışık [3] have investigated the existence and uniqueness of solutions of two-point fuzzy boundary value problems using the Hukuhara differentiability. Gültekin Çitil and Altınışık [4] have defined the fuzzy Sturm-Liouville equation and they have examined eigenvalues and eigenfunctions of the problem under the approach of the Hukuhara differentiability.…”
A fuzzy boundary value problem with an eigenvalue parameter contained in the boundary condition is investigated in this paper. The examination is made under the approach of Hukuhara differentiability. The effect on the eigenvalue and the eigenfunction of the problem of the eigenvalue in the boundary condition is shown.
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