Integral representation of multiplicative systems with no continuity condition (Q1090911)

The author proves the following theorem on the integral representation of multiplicative systems with no continuity condition. Theorem. Any M-semigroup \(x^ t_ s\) on [0,T] is the unique solution of the integral equation: \[ x^ h_ s = E+\int^{h}_{s}x^ u_ s dy^ u_ 0 \] in the class L[0,T] of functions g(t) with values in X, satisfying the condition: \(\int^{t}_{s}| g(t)| df(t)<\infty\) where: \[ y^ t_ s=\lim_{n\to \infty}\sum^{m_ n}_{k=1}(x^{t_ k}_{t_{k-1}}-E),\quad f(t)=\sup_{\Delta [0, ]}\sum^{m_ n}_{k=1}| y^{t_ k}_{t_{k-1}}| \] and the integral is understood in the sense: \[ \lim_{n\to \infty}\sum^{m_ n}_{k=1}x_ s^{t_{k-1}} y^{t_ k}_{t_{k-1}}. \] Moreover, \(x^ t_ s\) can be written in the form: \[ x^ t_ s = E+\sum^{\infty}_{k=1}\int^{t}_{s}\int^{t_ 1}_{s}...\int^{t_{n-1}}_{s}dy_ 0^{t_ n}...dy_ 0^{t_ 2} dy_ 0^{t_ 1}. \] (X is a Banach ring with the unit E and the norm \(|.|.)\)