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Demonstrates the existence of solutions for fractional differential inclusions, suggesting a practical framework for complex differential problems.
Our approach involved constructing appropriate operator spaces and verifying the conditions necessary for Dhage?s theorem to hold. We demonstrated that our specific ?-Hilfer hybrid inclusion problem meets these criteria, thus guaranteeing the existence of at least one solution. To illustrate and validate our theoretical findings, we presented a concrete example showcasing the application of our theoretical framework, which highlights the practical relevance and effectiveness of our approach in solving fractional differential inclusions. This example serves not only as a proof of concept but also as a practical demonstration of the theoretical results, affirming the robustness and applicability of the ?-Hilfer hybrid fractional differential inclusion framework.
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