Controllability of abstract evolution systems with nonlocal initial data
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General classes or abstract evolution equations with nonlocal initial conditions are investigated. Using the theory of linear semigroups and the fixed-point theory sufficient conditions for controllability are derived. These conditions are given depending on various growth assumptions on the data available. Some applications of the abstract theory are also given.
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