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9780824703967

Partial Integral Operators and Integro-Differential Equations: Pure and Applied Mathematics

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    9780824703967

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  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-02-29
  • Publisher: CRC Press

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Summary

Provides the first self-contained account of integro-differential equations of the Barbashin type and partial integral operators--including existence, uniqueness, stability, and perturbation results.

Author Biography

Jurgen M. Appell is Professor of Mathematical Analysis, University of Wurzburg, Germany. Dr. Appell is an editorial board member of several journals and a member of the German National Mathematical Society (DMV), the Italian Mathematical Union (UMI), and the European Mathematical Society. He received the Dr. rer. nat. degree (1978) from the Free University of Berlin, Germany, and the Dr. rer. nat. habil. degree (1985) from the University of Augsburg, Germany. Anatolij S. Kalitvin is Head of the Chair of Mathematical Analysis, Algebra and Geometry at the Pedagogical Institute of Lipetsk, Russia. Dr. Kalitvin received the Dr. of Mathematics degree (1986) from the Voronezh State University, USSR (now Russia). Petr P. Zabrejko is Head of the Chair of Mathematical Methods in Control Theory, Belgos University, and Senior Researcher, Mathematical Institute of the National Academy of Sciences, Minsk, Belorussia. He is a member of the American Mathematical Society and the Belorussian Mathematical Society. Dr. Zabrejko received the Dr. of Philosophy (1964) and the Dr. of Mathematics (1968) degrees from the Voronezh State University, USSR (now Russia).

Table of Contents

Preface iii
Introduction 1(16)
Equations of Barbashin Type
17(94)
Differential equations in Banach spaces
18(16)
Integro-differential equations of Barbashin type
18(4)
The evolution operator
22(2)
Special cases and examples
24(2)
Some auxiliary results
26(3)
Degenerate kernels
29(2)
Symmetric kernels
31(3)
Barbashin equations in the space C
34(22)
Linear operators in the space C
34(3)
The spaces £b (C) and £m (C) Å £i (C)
37(6)
Compact and weakly compact operators
43(2)
Strongly continuous operator functions
45(2)
Norm-continuous operator functions
47(2)
Representation of the evolution operator
49(2)
Stamping and infra-stamping operators
51(5)
Barbashin equations in Lebesgue spaces
56(29)
Linear operators in the space Lp
56(6)
The space £br (Lp)
62(5)
Sufficient conditions for regularity
67(7)
Strongly continuous operator functions
74(2)
Norm-continuous operator functions
76(6)
Representation of the evolution operator
82(3)
Barbashin equations in ideal spaces
85(26)
Ideal spaces
85(6)
Functions of two variables and vector functions
91(4)
Barbashin operators in ideal spaces
95(3)
The space £br (X)
98(1)
Sufficient conditions for regularity
99(1)
Representation of the evolution operator
100(1)
Some spectral theory for Barbashin operators
101(10)
Theory of Linear Barbashin Equations
111(102)
Stability of solutions
112(14)
Ljapunov and Ljapunov-Bohl exponents
112(2)
Perturbation of the Ljapunov-Bohl exponent
114(2)
Application to Barbashin operators
116(4)
Ljapunov functions
120(6)
Continuous dependence on parameters
126(14)
Continuous dependence of the evolution operator
126(2)
Application to Barbashin operators
128(2)
The first Bogoljubov theorem
130(7)
Smooth dependence
137(3)
Bounded and periodic solutions
140(27)
A fixed point principle
140(3)
Application to Barbashin operators
143(5)
The use of majorant functions
148(5)
The Green function
153(2)
Comparison of Green functions
155(3)
The second Bogoljubov theorem
158(3)
Application of Darbo's fixed point principle
161(4)
Application of the Fredholm alternative
165(2)
Degenerate kernels
167(12)
A general approach
167(5)
Explicit solution for a particular class
172(3)
An abstract degeneration result
175(4)
Stationary boundary value problems
179(22)
The abstract problem
179(1)
Equivalent operator equations
180(4)
Reduction to a two-dimensional integral equation
184(8)
Application of K-normed spaces
192(5)
Unbounded multipliers
197(4)
Non-stationary boundary value problems
201(12)
Equations with variable operators
201(2)
Reduction to a two-dimensional integral equation
203(6)
Application of K-normed spaces
209(4)
Partial Integral Operators
213(140)
General properties
214(15)
Continuity properties
215(2)
Regularity properties
217(4)
The associate operator
221(3)
Algebras of partial integral operators
224(5)
Operators in spaces with mixed norm
229(29)
Ideal spaces with mixed norm
229(8)
Lebesgue spaces with mixed norm
237(5)
Orlicz spaces with mixed norm
242(9)
Operator functions with values in £p (L∞) and £p (L1)
251(4)
Operator functions with values in £p (Lp)
255(3)
Partial integral operators in the space C
258(29)
Weakly continuous functions
259(3)
Acting and boundedness conditions
262(6)
Algebras of partial integral operators
268(8)
Operator functions with values in £p (C)
276(11)
Spectral properties
287(41)
Essential spectra of bounded linear operators
287(2)
Application to partial integral operators in L2
289(9)
Application to other partial integral operators
298(15)
An index formula for partial integral operators
313(9)
The case of positive kernels
322(6)
Linear partial integral equations
328(25)
Fredholm equations
328(6)
Volterra equations
334(2)
Bounded and continuous solutions
336(1)
Using tensor products
337(6)
Using eigenfunction expansions
343(10)
Generalizations and Applications
353(136)
Generalized equations of Barbashin type
354(12)
Reduction to partial integral equations
354(3)
Volterra operators and Barbashin equations
357(3)
Generalized Barbashin equations
360(2)
Differential equations in Banach spaces
362(1)
Representation of the evolution operator
363(3)
Nonlinear equations and operators
366(28)
Barbashin equations with Uryson operators
366(5)
Generalized Barbashin equations
371(7)
Equations with Hammerstein operators
378(7)
Surjectivity results for monotone operators
385(1)
Equations with monotone operators
385(4)
Variational methods
389(5)
The Newton-Kantorovich method
394(27)
The abstract Newton-Kantorovich method
394(2)
Lipschitz conditions for derivatives
396(6)
Lipschitz conditions for partial Uryson operators
402(5)
The case X = C(T x S)
407(5)
The case X = L∞ (T x S)
412(5)
The case X = Lp (T x S) (1 ≤p <∞)
417(4)
Applications of Barbashin equations
421(29)
Applications to probability theory
421(6)
Applications to evolution equations
427(4)
Systems with substantially distributed parameters
431(2)
The Kimura continuum-of-alleles model
433(6)
An application to a radiation problem
439(5)
Applications to astrophysics
444(3)
Plane-parallel transport problems
447(3)
Applications of partial integral equations
450(39)
Applications to elasticity theory
450(9)
Applications to mechanics of continuous media
459(4)
Mixed problems of evolutionary type
463(4)
Axially symmetric contact problems
467(5)
Creeping of non-uniformly aging bodies
472(4)
A unified approach to some equations of mechanics
476(4)
Other applications
480(9)
References 489(50)
List of symbols 539(8)
Index 547

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