Perturbation of linear abstract Volterra equations (Q1896030): Difference between revisions

The aim of this paper is to discuss perturbed equations associated with abstract Volterra equations. We will consider only the case when the unperturbed equation is linear, namely, (1) \(x(t)= (Lx)(t)+ (Nx)(t)\), or (2) \(\dot x(t)= (Lx)(t)+ (Nx)(t)\). In both equations (1) and (2), \(L\) stands for a linear abstract Volterra operator acting on some function space, while \(N\) denotes a nonlinear operator acting on the same or another function space, not necessarily of Volterra type. Of course, when \(N\) is also a Volterra (abstract) operator, the equations (1) and (2) are both of Volterra type.