This work demonstrates the completeness of weighted fractional sobolev spaces in timescales, highlighting solutions to dynamic systems.
The primary objective of this work is to develop a comprehensive theory of weighted fractional Sobolev spaces within the framework of timescales. To this end, we first introduce a novel class of weighted fractional operators and rigorously define associated weighted integrable spaces on timescales, generalising classical notions to this non-uniform temporal domain. Building upon these foundations, we systematically investigate the fundamental functional-analytic properties of the resulting Sobolev spaces. Specifically, we establish their completeness under appropriate norms, prove reflexivity under appropriate duality pairings, and demonstrate separability under mild conditions on the weight functions. As a pivotal application of our theoretical framework, we derive two robust existence theorems for solutions to the proposed model. These results not only extend classical partial differential equation theory to timescales but also provide a versatile tool for analysing dynamic systems with heterogeneous temporal domains.
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