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Investigates existence and uniqueness of solutions to interval Fredholm integral equations, highlighting key theoretical contributions.
This study investigates the conditions for the existence and uniqueness of solutions to interval Fredholm integral equations (IFIEs). To achieve this objective, a metric is introduced on the space of continuous parameterized interval valued functions (IV-functions) defined over a compact interval. Preliminary concepts, including self-mappings, contraction mappings on this function space and the fixed-point theorem are discussed to established the theoretical foundation. The standard formulation of IFIEs is then presented. Utilizing the contraction mapping principle and the associated fixed-point theorem, sufficient conditions ensuring the existence and uniqueness of solutions to IFIEs are derived constituting the primary contribution of this work. Finally, a systematic solution procedure for IFIEs is outlined and illustrated through numerical examples.
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