
Ordinary differential equations that includes stochastic processes in their vector fields are called random ordinary differential equations, that are considered through this work as a Weiner process or also called Brownian motion. In this paper, fuzzy random ordinary differential equations are considered, in which the fuzziness appears in the initial conditions in terms of triangular fuzzy numbers. Such equations are crucial in the theory of random dynamical systems and/or modern control theory and therefore the existence of a unique solution of such equations is of great importance. The statement and the proof of the existence and uniqueness theorem of fuzzy random ordinary differential equations is the main objective of this paper, which is proved using Banach contraction mapping theorem
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