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9789067644075

Generalized Inverse Operators And Fredholm Boundary-Value Problems

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    9789067644075

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    9067644072

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-07-01
  • Publisher: De Gruyter

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Summary

The problems of development of constructive methods for the analysis of linear and weakly nonlinear boundary-value problems for a broad class of functional differential equations traditionally occupy one of the central places in the qualitative theory of differential equations.
The authors of this monograph suggest some methods for the construction of the generalized inverse (or pseudo-inverse) operators for the original linear Fredholm operators in Banach (or Hilbert) spaces for boundary-value problems regarded as operator systems in abstract spaces. They also study basic properties of the generalized Green's operator.
In the first three chapters some results from the theory of generalized inversion of bounded linear operators in abstract spaces are given, which are then used for the investigation of boundary-value problems for systems of functional differential equations. Subsequent chapters deal with a unified procedure for the investigation of Fredholm boundary-value problems for operator equations; analysis of boundary-value problems for standard operator systems; and existence of solutions of linear and nonlinear differential and difference systems bounded on the entire axis.

Table of Contents

NOTATION ix
PREFACE xi
1. PRELIMINARY INFORMATION 1(28)
1.1. Metric and Normed Spaces
1(5)
1.2. Hilbert Spaces
6(4)
1.3. Banach Spaces
10(4)
1.4. Linear Operators
14(11)
1.5. Unilateral Inverse, Generalized Inverse, and Pseudo-Inverse Operators
25(4)
2. GENERALIZED INVERSE OPERATORS IN BANACH SPACES 29(18)
2.1. Finite-Dimensional Operators
29(6)
2.2. An Analog of the Schmidt Lemma for Fredholm Operators
35(4)
2.3. Generalized Inverse Operators for Bounded Linear Fredholm Operators
39(3)
2.4. Generalized Inverse Matrices
42(5)
3. PSEUDOINVERSE OPERATORS IN HILBERT SPACES 47(36)
3.1. Orthoprojectors, Their Properties and Relation to Finite-Dimensional Operators
47(7)
3.2. An Analog of the Schmidt Lemma for Fredholm Operators
54(6)
3.3. Left and Right Pseudoinverse Operators for Bounded Linear Fredholm Operators
60(2)
3.4. Pseudolnverse Operators for Bounded Linear Fredholm Operators
62(4)
3.5. Inverse Operators for Fredholm Operators of Index Zero
66(2)
3.6. A Criterion for Solvability and a Representation of Solutions of Fredholm Linear Operator Equations
68(5)
3.7. Integral Fredholm Equations with Degenerate Kernels under Critical Conditions
73(3)
3.8. Pseudoinverse Matrices
76(7)
4. BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMS FOR OPERATOR EQUATIONS 83(18)
4.1. Linear Boundary-Value Problems for Fredholm Operator Equations
84(4)
4.2. Generalized Green Operator
88(5)
4.3. Examples
93(8)
5. BOUNDARY-VALUE PROBLEMS FOR SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 101(94)
5.1. Linear Boundary-Value Problems. Criterion of Solvability
101(12)
5.2. Weakly Nonlinear Boundary-Value Problems
113(32)
5.3. Autonomous Boundary-Value Problems
145(11)
5.4. General Scheme of Investigation of Boundary-Value Problems
156(2)
5.5. Periodic Solutions of the Mathieu, Riccati, and Van der Pol Equations
158(12)
5.6. Differential Systems with Delay
170(25)
6. IMPULSIVE BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS FOR SYSTEMS OF ORDINARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 195(62)
6.1. Linear Boundary-Value Problems. Criterion of Solvability
196(9)
6.2. Generalized Green Operator for Semihomogeneous Boundary-Value Problem and Its Properties
205(3)
6.3. Regularization of Linear Impulsive Boundary-Value Problems
208(1)
6.4. Conditions for the Appearance of Solutions of Weakly Perturbed Linear Boundary-Value Problems
209(8)
6.5. Weakly Nonlinear Boundary-Value Problems
217(4)
6.6. Critical Case. Necessary Condition for the Existence of Solutions
221(2)
6.7. Sufficient Condition for the Existence of Solutions Iterative Algorithm for the Construction of Solutions
223(14)
6.8. Critical Case of the Second Order
237(20)
7. SOLUTIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL AND DIFFERENCE SYSTEMS BOUNDED ON THE ENTIRE REAL AXIS 257(48)
7.1. Solutions of Linear Weakly Perturbed Systems Bounded on the Entire Real Axis
257(20)
7.2. Nonlinear Systems
277(9)
7.3. Solutions of Linear and Nonlinear Difference Equations Bounded on the Entire Real Axis
286(19)
REFERENCES 305

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