Semicontinuous differential inclusions (Q1296434): Difference between revisions

The author deals with the Cauchy problem for the differential inclusion \[ x'\in F(t,x)+ G(t,x)\quad \text{a.e. on}\quad x(0)= x_0\tag{\(*\)} \] in a Banach space \(E\) with uniformly convex dual, where \(F\) is an almost upper-semicontinuous multifunction with compact convex values and \(G\) is an almost lower-semicontinuous multifunction with compact values. A relaxed problem, i.e. the problem \((*)\) with the function \(G\) replaced by a convexified upper-semicontinuous regularization of \(G\), is considered, too. Supposing a suitable growth and suitable Lipschitz type conditions, the author proves that: (i) the problem \((*)\) admits at least one solution; (ii) the solution set to problem \((*)\) is dense in the solution set of the relaxed problem; (iii) the solution set of the relaxed problem is an \(R_\delta\) set; and finally, under some additional condition, that: (iv) the solution set to \((*)\) is connected.