Stabilizing influence of a skew-symmetric operator in semilinear parabolic equation
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Summary: Sufficient conditions for asymptotic stability of the zero solution of a nonlinear parabolic differential equation in a Hilbert space are formulated by means of spectral properties of a certain linear operator \(L\). The operator \(L\) need not be dissipative and its spectrum may have a continuous part touching the imaginary axis. Stability is a consequence of an appropriate influence of a skew-symmetric part of the operator \(L\).
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