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      EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS OF SOLUTIONS FOR CAPUTO-HADAMARD TYPE FRACTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

      2019-07-31 06:56:20SHILinfeiLIChengfu
      數(shù)學(xué)雜志 2019年4期

      SHI Lin-fei,LI Cheng-fu

      (School of Mathematics and Computational Science,Xiangtan University,Xiangtan 411105,China)

      Abstract:In this paper,we study a class of Caputo-Hadamard fractional differential equations with boundary value problems. By using Banach fixed point theorem and the method of upper and lower solutions method,the existence and uniqueness results of the solutions are obtained,which generalizes some results about ordinary differential equations with boundary value problems.As an application,two examples are given to illustrate our main results.

      Keywords: fractional differential equations;Caputo-Hadamard derivatives;Banach fixed point theorem;upper and lower solutions method

      1 Introduction

      Over the past few decades,the fractional calculus made great progress,and it was widely used in various fields of science and engineering. There were numbers applications in electromagnetics,control theory,viscoelasticity and so on.There was a high-speed development in fractional differential equations in recent years,and we referred the reader to the monographs Podlubny[1],Kilbas et al.[2]and Zhou[3].In the current theory of fractional differential equations,much of the work is based on Riemann-Liouville and Caputo fractional derivatives,but the research of Caputo-Hadamard fractional derivatives of differential equations is very few,which includes logarithmic function and arbitrary exponents.Motivated by this fact,we consider a class of Caputo-Hadamard fractional differential equations with boundary value problems(BVPs).

      Nowadays,some authors studied the existence and uniqueness of solutions for nonlinear fractional differential equation with boundary value problems.For the recent development of the topic,we referred the reader to a series papers by Ahmad et al.[4–6],Mahmudov et al.[7]and the references therein.Details and properties of the Hadamard fractional derivative and integral can be found in[8–12].

      Wafa Shammakh[13]studied the existence and uniqueness results for the following three-point BVPs

      Yacine Arioua and Nouredine Benhamidouche[14]studied the existence of solutions for the following BVPs of nonlinear fractional differential equations

      Yunru Bai and Hua Kong[15]used the method of upper and lower solutions,proved the existence of solutions to nonlinear Caputo-Hadamard fractional differential equations

      The purpose of this paper is to discuss the existence and uniqueness of solutions for nonlinear Caputo-Hadamard fractional differential equations

      2 Preliminaries

      In this section,we introduce some necessary definitions,lemmas and notations that will be used later.

      Definition 2.1[2]The Hadamard fractional integral of order α ∈R+for a continuous function g:[1,∞)→R is given by

      where Γ(·)stands for the Gamma function.

      Definition 2.2[2]The Hadamard fractional derivative of order α ∈R+for a continuous function g:[1,∞)→R is given by

      where n?1<α

      Definition 2.3[16,17]The Caputo-Hadamard fractional derivative of order α ∈R+for at least n-times differentiable function g:[1,∞)→R is defined as

      Lemma 2.4[16,17]Let([1,e],R),then

      Lemma 2.5Let h ∈C([1,e],R),u ∈([1,e],R). Then the unique solution of the linear Caputo-Hadamard fractional differential equation

      is equivalent to the following integral equation

      ProofIn view of Lemma 2.4,applyingto both sides of(2.2),

      where c0,c1,c2∈R.

      The boundary condition u(1)=u'(1)=0 implies that c0=c1=0.Thus

      Substituting(2.5)in(2.4),we obtain(2.3).This completes the proof.

      Based on Lemma 2.5,the solution of problems(1.1)–(1.2)can be expressed as

      3 Main Results

      Let E:=C([1,e],R)be the Banach space of all continuous functions from[1,e]to R with the normDue to Lemma 2.5,we define an operator A:E →E as

      It should be noticed that BVPs(1.1)has solutions if and only if the operator A has fixed points.

      First,we obtain the existence and uniqueness results via Banach fixed point theorem.

      Theorem 3.1Assume that f:[1,e]×R →R is a continuous function,and there exists a constant L>0 such that

      (H1)|f(t,u)?f(t,v)|≤L|u ?v|,?t ∈[1,e],u,v ∈R.If

      then problem(1.1)has a unique solution on[1,e].

      ProofDenotewe set Br:={u ∈C([1,e],R):u≤r}and choosewhere

      Obviously it is concluded that

      which implies that ABr?Br.Let u,v ∈Br,and for each t ∈[1,e],we have

      Therefore,

      From assumption(3.2),it follows that A is a contraction mapping.Hence problem(1.1)has a unique solution by using Banach fixed point theorem.This completes the proof.

      Next,we will use the method of upper and lower solutions to obtain the existence result of BVPs(1.1).

      Definition 3.2Functionsare called upper and lower solutions of fractional integral equation(2.6),respactively,if it satisfies for any t ∈[1,e],

      Define

      Theorem 3.3Let f ∈C([1,e]×R,R). Assume that∈C([1,e],R)are upper and lower solutions of fractional integral equation(2.6)withfor t ∈[1,e]. If f is nondecreasing with respect to u that is f(t,u1)≤f(t,u2),u1≤u2,then there exist maximal and minimal solutionsinmoreover,for each,one has

      ProofConstructing two sequences{pn},{qn}as follows

      This proof divides into three steps.

      Step 1Finding the monotonicity of the two sequences,that is,the sequences{pn},{qn}satisfy the following relation

      for t ∈[1,e].

      First,we verify that the sequence{pn}is nondecreasing and satisfies

      Since f is nondecreasing respect to the second variable,this implies that

      This deduces

      Therefore,we assume inductively

      In view of definition of{pn},{qn},we have

      By means of the monotonicity of f,it is obvious that

      We show that

      Analogously,we easily conclude from the monotonicity of f with respect to the second variables that

      In a similar way,we know that the sequence{qn}is nonincreasing.

      Step 2The sequences constructed by(3.3),(3.4)are both relatively compact in C([1,e],R).

      According to that f is continuous and∈C([1,e],R),from Step 1,we have{pn}and{qn}also belong to C([1,e],R).Moreover,it follows from(3.5)that{pn}and{qn}are uniformly bounded. For any t1,t2∈[1,e],without loss of generality,let t1≤t2,we know that

      approaches zero as t2?t1→0,where W>0 is a constant independent of n,t1and t2,|f(t,pn(t))|≤W. It implies that{pn}is equicontinuous in C([1,e],R). By Arzelà-Ascoli theorem,we imply that{pn}is relatively compact in C([1,e],R). In the same way,we conclude that{qn}is also relatively compact in C([1,e],R).

      Step 3There exist maximal and minimal solutions in

      The sequences{pn}and{qn}are both monotone and relatively compact in C([1,e],R)by Step 1 and Step 2. There exist continuous functions p and q such that pn(t)≤p(t)≤q(t)≤qn(t)for all t ∈[1,e]and n ∈N. {pn}and{qn}converge uniformly to p and q in C([1,e],R),severally.Therefore,p and q are two solutions of(2.6),i.e.,

      for t ∈[1,e].However,fact(3.5)determines that

      Finally,we shall show that p and q are the minimal and maximal solutions inrespectively.For anythen we have

      Because f is nondecreasing with respect to the second parameter,we conclude

      Taking limits as n →∞into the above inequality,we have

      which means that uL=p and uM=q are the minimal and maximal solutions inThis completes the proof.

      Theorem 3.4Assume that assumptions of Theorem 3.3 are satisfied.Then fractional nonlinear differential equation(1.1)has at least one solution in C([1,e],R).

      ProofBy the hypotheses and Theorem 3.3,we inductthen the solution set of fractional integral equation(2.6)is nonempty in C([1,e],R). It follows from the solution set of(2.6)together with Lemma 2.5 that problem(1.1)has at least one solution in C([1,e],R).This completes the proof.

      4 Examples

      In this section,we present two examples to explain our main results.

      Example 1Consider the following nonlinear Caputo-Hadamard fractional differential equation

      Therefore LQ<1.Thus all conditions of Theorem 3.1 satisfy which implies the existence of uniqueness solution of the the boundary value problem(4.1).

      Example 2Consider the problem

      ProofWheret ∈[1,e],f is continuous and nondecreasing with respect to u.Thus

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