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Some solving methods for a fuzzy multi-point boundary value problem

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In this paper, we consider a fuzzy multi-point boundary value problem-FMBVP [or a multi-point boundary value problem (MBVP) for fuzzy second-order differential equations (FSDEs) under generalized Hukuhara differentiability]. We present solving methods for a FMBVP in the space of fuzzy numbers \(E^{1}\), such that we have shown the ability to and methods to find solution of the MBVP for FSDEs in the form of \((FH^{gi}-FH^{gj})\)-solutions. In addition, we provide with a new idea to develop the real Green’s function method and give two examples being simple illustration of this FMBVP.

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Phu, N.D., Hung, N.N. Some solving methods for a fuzzy multi-point boundary value problem. Soft Comput 24, 483–499 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-019-03926-3

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