Abstract

We study integrally bounded solutions of the differential equation A(x)=z, where A is a linear differential operator of order l defined on functions x:R→H (R=(−∞,∞), H () and H is a finite-dimensional Euclidean space). The right-hand side z is an integrally bounded function on R ranging in H and satisfying the inequality (ψ(t),z(t))≥δ|z(t)|, t∈R, δ0. Conditions are given on the operator A and the function ψ:R→H that guarantee an inverse inequality of the following form for the solutions x under consideration: ∫τ+1τ|x(l)(t)|dt≤c∫τ+2τ−1|x(t)|dt, where the constant is independent of the choice of a real number t and function x.

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