Analytic families of evolution systems
The Cauchy problem for the temporally inhomogeneous evolution equation \[ \begin{gathered} \frac{dx(t,z)}{dt}=A(t,z)x(t,z); \quad x(0,z)=y, \tag{CP}\\ t\in [0,1], \quad z\in \Omega \subset \mathbb C, \end{gathered} \] is considered. Here \(A(t,z)\) is an unbounded operator with dense domain \(D\) in the Banach space \(X\), initial value \(y\in D\) and solution \(x(t,z)\) is searched in \(D\). It is known that under Kato's or Tanabe's conditions, the Cauchy Problem (CP) has a unique solution \(X(\cdot, z)\) for each \(z\in \Omega\). The authors show that under Kato's conditions, coefficient's or resolvent's analyticity implies evolution analyticity (it means, that for each \(y\in D\), the unique solution \(x(\cdot, z)\) of the Cauchy Problem is analytic with respect to the parameter \(z\) in \(\Omega\)). Likely, under Tanabe's conditions coefficient's analyticity implies evolution analyticity.
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