Abstract
In the present article, the p-Laplacian operator is applied for examining hybrid fractional differential equations (HFDEs). Establishing the existence and uniqueness (EU) results and analyzing the Hyers–Ulam (HU) stability for HFDEs incorporating fractional derivatives of different orders with the p-Laplacian operator are the primary objectives of this research. With an understanding of the Green function, we will transform the provided HFDE into a corresponding integral form of hybrid FDEs for EU results. A fixed point theorem is employed to examine the existence of solution (ES), and the Banach contraction mapping principle technique is employed to determine the uniqueness of solution. The result of the HU stability study is examined using dynamical systems and functional analysis approaches. Additionally, an application is presented to demonstrate the findings.
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