A Sequential Random Airy Type Problem of Fractional Order: Existence, Uniqueness and ß-Differential Dependance

Öz

In this work, a new class of sequential random differential equations of Airy type is introduced. An existence and uniqueness criteria for stochastic process solutions for the introduced class is discussed. Some notions on β−differential dependance are also introduced. Then, new results on the β−dependance are discussed. At the end, some illustrative examples are discussed.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Airy equation
• mean square calculus
• random differential equation

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