Explicit Representation of the Solution to Some Boundary Value Problem
In the half ray the unique solution to the boundary value problem \[ L(D_t)u(t)= f(t), \quad t>0, \qquad B_j(D_t)u(0)= \alpha_j \quad \text{for }j=0,1,\dots, p-1 \] rapidly decreasing at infinity is shown to be explicitly represented in terms of a Green's function \({\mathcal G}(t,s)\) and some boundary kernels \({\mathcal H}_k(t)\), \(k=0,\dots, p-1\), namely, \[ u(t)= \sum_{k=0}^{p-1} {\mathcal H}_k(t) \alpha_k+ \int_0^\infty{\mathcal G}(t,s)f(s)ds, \qquad t>0. \] Moreover, we give some estimates for \({\mathcal G}(t,s)\) and \({\mathcal H}_k(t)\).
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