Abstract

We study some properties of the remotely almost periodic functions. This paper studies viscosity solutions of general Hamilton-Jacobi equations in the time remotely almost periodic case. Existence and uniqueness results are presented under usual hypotheses.

Highlights

  • In this paper we consider the viscosity solutions of first-order Hamilton-Jacobi equations of the form∂tu H x, u, Du f t, x, t ∈ ÊN × Ê.This problem was studied in 1 in the time periodic and almost periodic cases

  • This paper studies viscosity solutions of general Hamilton-Jacobi equations in the time remotely almost periodic case

  • In this paper we study this problem in a more regular condition, that is, in the time remotely almost periodic case

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Introduction

∂tu H x, u, Du f t , x, t ∈ ÊN × Ê This problem was studied in 1 in the time periodic and almost periodic cases. In this paper we study this problem in a more regular condition, that is, in the time remotely almost periodic case. We will look for such viscosity solutions when the Hamiltonian H and f are continuous functions f is remotely almost periodic in t. For the definition of viscosity subsolution and supersolution the reader can refer to 11

Remotely Almost Periodic Function
Remotely Almost Periodic Viscosity Solutions
Some Hypotheses and Theorems
Uniqueness and Existence of Time Remotely Almost Periodic Viscosity Solutions
Asymptotic Behaviour for Large Frequencies
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