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Abstract
Due to the nondeterministic nature of phenomena in the general areas of engineering, biological, oceanography, and physical sciences, the mathematical descriptions of such phenomena frequently result in random or stochastic equations. So, at the present time, the theory of stochastic “random” equations is a very active area of mathematical research; and the applications of this theory are of fundamental importance in the formulation and analysis of various classes of operator equations which arise in the physical, biological, social, engineering, and technological sciences. It is of interest to consider the various ways in which these equations may arise.