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Monotone solutions of iterative fractional equations found by modified Darbo-type fixed-point theorems

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There are many forms of solutions that occur obviously, and in various situations one cannot just switch to one of them and establish solutions in that sense. It is valuable… Click to show full abstract

There are many forms of solutions that occur obviously, and in various situations one cannot just switch to one of them and establish solutions in that sense. It is valuable to study solutions with strong differentiability properties, but it might be difficult to confirm their existence. Therefore, one essentially considers solutions in a weaker sense. In this note, we establish the existence of monotone solutions of the dynamic system of the bacterial growth of iterative fractional differential equations, found by a new coupled and triple fixed point theorem in the sense of Darbo processing. We propose these theorems (Darbo type) for a new contraction by using a measure of non-compactness in Banach spaces. The new outcomes show some special well-known recent results.

Keywords: equations found; darbo type; point; iterative fractional; monotone solutions; fixed point

Journal Title: Journal of Fixed Point Theory and Applications
Year Published: 2017

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