Bound sets for Floquet boundary value problems: The nonsmooth case
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A bound set approach is based on the application of families of Lyapunov-type functions. In the literature, either solutions to given boundary value problems or the applied bounding functions are usually smooth. Here, only locally Lipschitz continuous or even only continuous bounding functions are taken into account. These functions are applied to solve Floquet boundary value problems. Special attention is paid to the anti-periodic particular case. An illustrating example concerning the cyclic case is given.
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