In the present work, we have established sufficient conditions for boundary controllability of nonlocal fractional neutral integrodifferential evolution systems with time-varying delays in Banach space. The outcomes are obtained by applying the fractional theory and Banach fixed point theorem. At last, we give an application for the validation of the theoretical results.

The primary aim of this article is to explore the approximate controllability of second-order impulsive hemivariational inequalities with initial conditions in Hilbert space. The mild solution was initially derived using the properties of the cosine and sine family of operators, Clarke's subdifferential, and the fact that the related linear equation has an evolution operator. The results of the approximate controllability of the considered systems are then taken into account using the fixed-point theorem method. An application is provided to support our theoretical findings.