Slowly oscillating solutions of Cauchy problems with countable spectrum

Let u be a bounded slowly oscillating mild solution of an inhomogeneous Cauchy problem, u̇(t) = Au(t) + f(t), on ℝ or ℝ+, where A is a closed operator such that σap(A) ∩ iℝ is countable, and the Carleman or Laplace transform of f has a continuous extension to an open subset of the imaginary axis wit...

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Main Authors: Arendt, W, Batty, C
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2000
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description Let u be a bounded slowly oscillating mild solution of an inhomogeneous Cauchy problem, u̇(t) = Au(t) + f(t), on ℝ or ℝ+, where A is a closed operator such that σap(A) ∩ iℝ is countable, and the Carleman or Laplace transform of f has a continuous extension to an open subset of the imaginary axis with countable complement. It is shown that u is (asymptotically) almost periodic if u is totally ergodic (or if X does not contain c0 in the case of a problem on ℝ). Similar results hold for second-order Cauchy problems and Volterra equations.
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