Abstract

In this paper we consider the existence and uniqueness of global solutions to linear dynamical equations for a Banach space on time scales from a new point of view. We characterize those linear dynamical equations for a Banach space whose existence and uniqueness of global solutions do not depend on concrete time scales.MSC:34G10, 34K30, 39A13.

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  • The calculus of time scales was introduced by Hilger in his PhD dissertation [ ] in order to unify continuous and discrete analysis

  • In [, ], Hilger obtained the existence and uniqueness conditions for the global solutions to nonlinear and linear dynamical equations, while the conditions are closely dependent on the concrete time scales

  • It is natural to ask whether or not there exists a class of equations whose existence and uniqueness of global solutions do not depend on the concrete time scales

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Introduction

The calculus of time scales was introduced by Hilger in his PhD dissertation [ ] in order to unify continuous and discrete analysis. For linear dynamical equations in finite-dimensional spaces on time scales, a lot of results have been obtained (see [ – , – ]). While for dynamical equations in Banach spaces on time scales, only a few results have been obtained (see [ , , ]).

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