In this paper, the existence of solutions for fractional hybrid differential inclusions with tree-point boundary hybrid conditions is investigated:
CDp0+(ξ(s)-m(s,ξ(s))/n(s,ξ(s))) ∈ L(s,ξ(s)),0<p≤2,
α1(ξ(s)-m(s,ξ(s))/n(s,ξ(s)))s=0+β1(ξ(s)-m(s,ξ(s))/n(s,ξ(s)))s=a = γ1,
α2CDq0+(ξ(s)-m(s,ξ(s))/n(s,ξ(s)))s=r+β2CDq0+(ξ(s)-m(s,ξ(s))/n(s,ξ(s)))s=a = γ2,0<r<a,
where Dp0+ and Dq0+ denotethe Caputo fractional derivative of order p,q respectively. 0<q≤1,αi,βi,γi,i=1,2, such that
α1+β1 ≠ 0, α2r1-q+β2a1-q ≠ 0, m ∈ C([0,a]×R,R),
n ∈ C([0,a]×R,R∖{0}), L ∈ [0,a]×R→P (R), is a multivalued map. By means of the multi-valued hybrid fixed point theorems, we present sufficient conditions for the existence of solutions for the fractional hybrid differential inclusions with three-point boundary hybrid conditions. An illustrative example is given to show the effectiveness of our main result. We generalize the single known results to the multi-valued ones.