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            1α , 2 have been studied in Hilbert space by using ða; kÞ-regularized families
            of bounded linear operators. The peculiarity of the obtained theoretical
            results lies in the fact that ða; kÞ-regularized families of bounded linear opera-
            tors cover the theories of C 0 -semigroups and cosine families as particular
            cases. The second part of this chapter dealt with the solvability and existence
            of optimal control for a class of fractional stochastic integro-differential
            equations with infinite delay in Hilbert space by employing the well devel-
            oped theory of resolvent operators for integral equations.
               Our future investigations are mainly focused on stability analysis of new
            classes of single and multivalued FSDEs in the sense of Caputo Fabrizio’s
            or Atangana Baleanu’s fractional derivative by employing fixed point tech-
            nique. Since, the fractional derivatives are nonlocal and have weakly singular
            kernels, hence the stability analysis of FDEs is more complex than that of
            classical integer order differential equations. However, the new definitions of
            fractional derivative, namely Caputo Fabrizio’s and Atangana Baleanu’s
            fractional derivative can be employed to study the stability analysis, since
            they are defined without singular kernel. Caputo Fabrizio’s fractional deriv-
            ative is based on exponential kernel and Atangana Baleanu’s fractional
            derivative used Mittag Leffler function as nonlocal kernels.

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