Some remarks on the possibility of solving cauchy-kowalewski problems in spaces v,µ-generalized analytic functions (Q4487808)

The note is devoted to the Cauchy problem \[ \partial_t u=f(t,z, u,\partial_zu),\;u(0,z)=u_0(z). \] The goal is to find applications of the abstract Cauchy-Kovalevsky theorem. The solutions are valued in spaces of generalized elliptic systems in the plane, which are defined by \[ lu:= \partial_{\overline z}u+ \gamma_1(z) \partial_zu +\gamma_2(z)\overline {\partial_z u}+\gamma_3(z) \overline{\partial_{\overline z}u}+\alpha (z)u+\beta (z) \overline u=0. \] Defining suitable scales of Banach spaces one can prove interior estimates for \(\partial_z\), \(\partial_{\overline z}\), and more general, for \[ Lu:=C_1(t,z) \partial_zu +C_2(t,z)\partial_{\overline z}u+ C_3(t,z) \overline {\partial_zu}+ C_4(t,z)\overline {\partial_{\overline z}u}+ A(t,z)u+ B(t,z)\overline u. \] If one is able to show (this is the main difficulty of this approach), that \(L\) and \(l\) are associated in the sense \[ lu=0 \Rightarrow l(Lu) =0, \] then one can apply the abstract Cauchy-Kovalevsky theorem. The author describes several situations in which one can check the last assumption.