Solutions almost periodic at infinity to differential equations with unbounded operator coefficients (Q721360): Difference between revisions

Let \(J\) be either \(\mathbb R\) or \(\mathbb R_+\), \(X\) be a complex Banach space and \(A\) be a linear operator on \(X\) which generates a strongly continuous semigroup \(U: \mathbb R_{+}\mapsto X\). Consider the differential equation \[ x'(t)-Ax(t)=\psi(t)\text{ for } t\in J.\eqno(1) \] A continuous function \(x:J\mapsto X\) is called a \textit{mild solution} to (1) if \[ x(t)=U(t-s)x(s)+\int_s^tU(t-\tau)\psi(\tau)d\tau \] for all \(s,t \in J\) with \(s\leq t\). In this paper, the authors give several, but equivalent definitions of the space of \textit{functions almost periodic at infinity}, a new class of functions in \(C_{b, u}(J, X)\), the space of bounded, uniformly continuous functions from \(J\) to \(X\). As the main results, the authors obtain sufficient spectral conditions on \(A\) for the existence of mild solutions of (1) which are almost periodic at infinity.