Abstract

In the present paper using precise results on the solutions of linear elliptic differential operators with Holder continuous coefficient as well as a variant of the Lery - Schauder method and the gal of this paper to find an adequate degree theory for the infinite dimensional setting and to extend the theory of homotopy classes of maps form <img width="17" height="16" src="http://article.sciencepublishinggroup.com/journal/141/1411129/image001.png" /> to <img width="17" height="16" src="http://article.sciencepublishinggroup.com/journal/141/1411129/image001.png" /> to homotopy classes of maps on infinite dimensional spaces.

Highlights

  • The infinite dimensional space under consideration are normed linear vector spaces are their subsets

  • We can alter the notion of homotopy invariance in order to a degree theory, or limit the types of maps for which a degree is well defined the Leray Schauder degree does both by considering specific types of mappings

  • Homotopies are considered in the same class, denote the function class by efDg' ΩK( = = l − T|T ∈ H and by efDg' ΩK( for mapping defined on Properties of the Leray – Schauder degree: Theorem (2-5): For Leray –Schauder degree we have the following properties: (A1) if ∈ Ω, Qj°±'l, Ω, `( = 1 (A2) for Ωu, Ω6 ⊂ Ω, disjoint open subsets of Ω, and p ∉ Ωu ∪ Ω6, it holds that

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Summary

Introduction

The infinite dimensional space under consideration are normed linear vector spaces are their subsets. R are mapped to bounded set under This is not the case in general Banach spaces. Lemma (1-2): A uniformly continuous map is bounded. Differentiability: Definition (1-3): A mapping C' , *( is called Gateaux differentiable in the direction h ∈ , at a point D , if there exists a ∈ * such that %=⟵ D‖ ' D + h( − ' D( − ‖ = 0 , With D + h defined in a neighborhood F D. A mapping : → is compact if GG'GGΩG2GG( is compact for any bounded subset Ω2 ⊂. Definition (1-4): A continuous map K:2 Ω ⊂ → is called compact if GG'GGΩGKJGG( is compact. Lemma (1-5): Let k ∈ K'ΩK(, for any, there exists a finite rank map k.

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