Equilibrium-like solutions of asymptotically autonomous differential equations (Q785374)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7229179
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    Equilibrium-like solutions of asymptotically autonomous differential equations
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7229179

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      Equilibrium-like solutions of asymptotically autonomous differential equations (English)
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      6 August 2020
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      The paper deals with skew-product semiflows, especially those ones generated by nonautonomous ordinary equations \(\dot x=f(t,x)\) and semilinear parabolic evolution equations \(\dot u=Ax+f(t,x)\). The autonomous asymptoticity of \(f\) is assumed, i.e., \(f^t\to f^{\pm}\) as \(t\to \pm\infty\), where \(f^t(s,x)=f(s+t,x)\), both \(f^{\pm}\) are \(t\)-independent, and the convergence is determined by a suitable topology. Under further hypothesis, the author presents some constructions and results related to Morse decompositions and to the corresponding nonautonomous homology Conley indices. The notion of the nonautonomous Conley index was introduced by the author in [J. Fixed Point Theory Appl. 19, No. 3, 1825--1870 (2017; Zbl 1379.37033)]. The results of this paper are used to find theorems on the existence of solutions of the considered evolution equations which connect hyperbolic equilibria of the asymptotic autonomous systems.
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      asymptotically autonomous differential equations
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      Morse decompositions
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      chain-recurrent sets
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      Morse-Conley index theory
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      nonautonomous Conley index
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      connecting solutions
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