Nonlinear random equations with noncoercive operators in Banach spaces (Q1819469): Difference between revisions

The author studies the existence of measurable solutions for nonlinear random equations. His proofs are based on some results of nonlinear functional analysis, and on the measurable selection theorem. Let X be a Banach space, \(X^*\) its dual and \(\Omega\) a measurable space. The following types of equations are considered: 1. \(0\in T(\omega)x\), where \(T: \Omega\times X\to 2^{X^*}\) is a generalized pseudomonotone random operator satisfying a Leray-Schauder- type boundary condition. 2. \(L(\omega)x=0\), where \(L: \Omega\times X\to X^*\) is homotopic to an odd random operator. 3. Random Hammerstein equation with angle-bounded operators. 4. \(T(\omega)x=0\), where \(T: \Omega\times X^*\to X\) is a monotone random operator with a bounded inverse.