Abstract
In this paper we continue our research from (Monteiro and Tvrdý in Discrete Contin. Dyn. Syst. 33(1):283-303, 2013) on continuous dependence on a parameter k of solutions to linear integral equations of the form x(t)= x ˜ k + ∫ a t d[ A k ]x+ f k (t)− f k (a), t∈[a,b], k∈N, where −∞<a<b<∞, X is a Banach space, L(X) is the Banach space of linear bounded operators on X, x ˜ k ∈X, A k :[a,b]→L(X) have bounded variations on [a,b], f k :[a,b]→X are regulated on [a,b]. The integrals are understood as the abstract Kurzweil-Stieltjes integral and the studied equations are usually called generalized linear differential equations (in the sense of Kurzweil, cf. (Kurzweil in Czechoslov. Math. J. 7(82):418-449, 1957) or (Kurzweil in Generalized Ordinary Differential Equations: Not Absolutely Continuous Solutions, 2012)). In particular, we are interested in the situation when the variations var a b A k need not be uniformly bounded. Our main goal here is the extension of Theorem 4.2 from (Monteiro and Tvrdý in Discrete Contin. Dyn. Syst. 33(1):283-303, 2013) to the nonhomogeneous case. Applications to second-order systems and to dynamic equations on time scales are included as well.MSC:45A05, 34A30, 34N05.
Highlights
1 Introduction In the theory of differential equations it is always desirable to ensure that their solutions depend continuously on the input data
In other words to ensure that small changes of the input data causes small changes of the corresponding solutions
In some sense a final result on the continuous dependence was delivered by Kurzweil and Vorel in their paper [ ] from
Summary
In the theory of differential equations it is always desirable to ensure that their solutions depend continuously on the input data. In such a case x is regulated on [a, b], x – f has a bounded variation on [a, b] and x(t) X ≤ cA x X + f ∞ exp cA varta A , t ∈ [a, b], We are concerned with the continuous dependence of solutions of generalized linear differential equations on a parameter.
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