Multivalued Differential EquationsWalter de Gruyter, 22 thg 7, 2011 - 271 trang The series is devoted to the publication of high-level monographs which cover the whole spectrum of current nonlinear analysis and applications in various fields, such as optimization, control theory, systems theory, mechanics, engineering, and other sciences. One of its main objectives is to make available to the professional community expositions of results and foundations of methods that play an important role in both the theory and applications of nonlinear analysis. Contributions which are on the borderline of nonlinear analysis and related fields and which stimulate further research at the crossroads of these areas are particularly welcome. Please submit book proposals to Jürgen Appell. |
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84 Related Problems | 98 |
85 Gronwalls Lemma | 100 |
86 Convexification | 102 |
87 Remarks | 105 |
Existence Theory in Infinite Dimensions | 109 |
9 Compactness Conditions | 111 |
92 Measures of Noncompactness | 113 |
93 The Usc Case | 115 |
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3 Measurability | 21 |
32 Measurable Selections | 22 |
33 Approximation by StepMultis | 23 |
34 Some Consequences | 25 |
35 Multis of Two Variables | 26 |
36 Remarks | 27 |
Problems | 28 |
4 Mishmash | 31 |
42 Bochner Integrals | 34 |
43 Monotone Multis | 35 |
44 Accretive Multis | 38 |
45 Some Basic Facts about Banach Spaces | 42 |
46 Remarks | 43 |
Problems | 44 |
Existence Theory in Finite Dimensions | 49 |
5 Upper Semicontinuous RightHand Sides | 52 |
51 The Usc Case | 53 |
52 CounterExamples | 54 |
53 The Carathéodory Case | 56 |
54 Some Consequences | 58 |
55 Remarks | 60 |
Problems | 61 |
6 Lower Semicontinuous RightHand Sides | 65 |
61 The Lsc Case | 66 |
62 The Carathéodory Case | 68 |
63 Some Consequences | 71 |
64 Remarks | 74 |
Problems | 75 |
Solution Sets | 77 |
7 Topological Properties of Solution Sets | 79 |
72 Invariance | 80 |
73 Connectedness in the Usc Case | 81 |
74 Connectedness in the Lsc Case | 84 |
76 Remarks | 85 |
Problems | 87 |
8 Comparison of Solutions | 91 |
82 Extremal Solutions I | 92 |
83 Extremal Solutions II | 95 |
94 The Lsc Case | 119 |
95 Remarks | 124 |
Problems | 125 |
10 Noncompactness Conditions | 130 |
102 Extreme Points | 131 |
103 Proof of Theorem 101 | 133 |
104 Lipschitz Conditions | 135 |
105 Monotonicity | 136 |
106 Hyperaccretivity | 140 |
107 Remarks | 141 |
Problems | 142 |
Fixed Points and Qualitative Theory | 143 |
11 Fixed Points | 146 |
112 Weakly Inward Maps | 149 |
113 SetContractions | 151 |
114 Degree Theory | 154 |
115 An Example | 156 |
116 Remarks | 158 |
Problems | 160 |
12 Boundary Value Problems | 164 |
122 SturmLiouville Problems | 167 |
123 Solutions in Closed Sets | 173 |
124 Remarks | 177 |
Problems | 178 |
13 Periodic Solutions | 181 |
132 Another Fixed Point Problem | 182 |
133 Examples | 186 |
134 Remarks | 197 |
14 Stability and Asymptotic Behavior | 202 |
142 Stability Tests | 204 |
143 Asymptotic Behavior | 208 |
144 Perturbations | 213 |
145 Remarks | 217 |
Problems | 222 |
Related Topics | 227 |
A 2 Implicit Differential Equations | 233 |
A 3 Functional Differential Equations | 235 |
A 4 Perturbations of Dissipative RightHand Sides | 237 |
References | 243 |
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a.c. solution arcwise connected assume assumptions asymptotically stable bounded sets c₁ Carathéodory closed bounded convex closed convex values closed graph closed values compact convex values compact values condition consider continuous selection conv F conv F(t convex set Corollary Cx(J D₁ defined Deimling Example exists ɛ-d-usc F is usc F(wo F₁ F₂ Fix(F fixed point Fo(t functions given graph(F hence Hilbert space Hint implies initial value problem L¹(J Lebesgue measurable linear Lipschitz locally Lipschitz measurable selection measurable space minimal solution monotone multi multivalued notice obvious partition of unity properties Proposition real Banach space Remark result right-hand side single-valued solution set strongly measurable subsets T₂(x Theorem 5.2 uniformly convex usc with compact w-periodic solution x₁ y₁ Y₂ yields Zorn's Lemma