On the convergence of solutions to a system of linear differential equations in Banach spaces
The author deals with the dependence of the solutions of linear differential equations under persistent disturbances. More precisely, let be considered in a Banach space \(B\) the following three initial value problems: \[ x'=A(t)x, x(0)=x_{0}, x'=(A(t)+R(t,\varepsilon))x,x(0)=x_{0} \quad \text{and} \quad y'=R(t,\varepsilon)y, y(0)=y_{0}. \] Assume that their respective solutions \(x(t), x(t,\varepsilon), y(t,\varepsilon)\) exist on the interval \([0,T]\) of the real line. The main result of the paper is the following: The condition \(x(.,\varepsilon)\to{x(.)}\) in \(L^{p}\) as \(\varepsilon\to{0}\), for each \(x_{0}\in{B}\) is necessary and sufficient for \(y(.,\varepsilon)\to{y^{0}}\) in \(L^{p}\) as \(\varepsilon\to{0}\) for each \(y_{0}\in{B}\) and \(1\leq{p}\leq{+\infty}\).
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