This investigation shows that fixed-point theorem ensures unique solutions in Banach spaces, implying advancements in fractional systems analysis.
This study investigates the existence and uniqueness of solutions for a coupled system of Langevin-type fractional differential equations featuring generalized Ψ-Caputo derivatives in arbitrary Banach spaces. While prior research has predominantly focused on finite-dimensional or specific function spaces, this work extends the framework to infinite-dimensional settings, offering a more versatile analytical approach. Uniqueness is established using Banach’s fixed-point theorem under Lipschitz-type conditions, while existence is proven via Monch’s fixed-point principle combined with the measure of noncompactness—a powerful tool for infinite-dimensional problems. Demonstrative examples, including cases in the space of null sequences, validate the theoretical framework. The findings enhance the study of fractional coupled systems, introducing a flexible and comprehensive approach that integrates diverse fractional operators and strengthens foundational results.
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