Abstract The aim of this work is to establish results in fixed point theory for a pair fuzzy dominated mappings which forms rational V -contraction modular-like metric spaces. Some via partial order and using the graph concept are also developed. We apply our ensure existence solution nonlinear Volterra-type integral equations.

this paper intends to offer a new iterative method based on articial neural networks for finding solution of a fuzzy equations system. our proposed fuzzied neural network is a ve-layer feedback neural network that corresponding connection weights to output layer are fuzzy numbers. this architecture of articial neural networks, can get a real input vector and calculates its corresponding fu...

in this paper, the numerical technique based on hybrid bernoulli and block-pulse functions has been developed to approximate the solution of system of linear volterra integral equations. system of volterra integral equations arose in many physical problems such as elastodynamic, quasi-static visco-elasticity and magneto-electro-elastic dynamic problems. these functions are formed by the hybridi...

Choquet-integral-based evaluation models are proposed. The evaluation parameters – fuzzy measures – are assigned from a fuzzy rule table. There are three variations in this model: TF-, BP-, and AV-type models. The TF-type model is a natural extension of ordinal Choquet integrals. The BP-type model involves an evaluation using a reference point. The AV-type model involves a neutral evaluation me...

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the first integral method is an efficient method for obtaining exact solutions of some nonlinear partial differential equations. this method can be applied to non integrable equations as well as to integrable ones. in this paper, the first integral method is used to construct exact solutions of the 2d ginzburg-landau equation.

New existence results are presented for fuzzy differential and integral equations. Our analysis combines the stacking theorem with results concerning the maximal solution for an appropriate differential equation.