Almost periodicity of mild solutions of inhomogeneous periodic Cauchy problems (Q1303845)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1339372
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    Almost periodicity of mild solutions of inhomogeneous periodic Cauchy problems
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1339372

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      Almost periodicity of mild solutions of inhomogeneous periodic Cauchy problems (English)
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      10 April 2000
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      The authors consider a mild solution \(u\) to the well-posed inhomogeneous Cauchy problem \[ u'(t)= A(t)u(t)+ f(t), \] on a Banach space \(X\), where \(A(\cdot)\) is periodic. For a problem on \(\mathbb{R}_+\) the authors show that \(u\) is asymptotically almost-periodic if \(f\) is asymptotically almost-periodic, \(u\) is bounded, uniformly continuous and totally ergodic, and the spectrum of the monodromy operator \(V\) contains only countably many points of the unit circle. For a problem on \(\mathbb{R}\), the authors prove that a bounded uniformly continuous solution \(u\) is almost-periodic if \(f\) is almost-periodic and various supplementary conditions are satisfied. Moreover, the authors prove that there is a unique bounded solution subject to certain spectral assumptions on \(V\), \(f\) and \(u\).
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      mild solutions
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      inhomogeneous periodic Cauchy problems
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      totally ergodic
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      monodromy operator
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