On differential-algebraic equations in infinite dimensions

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Abstract: We consider a class of differential-algebraic equations (DAEs) with index zero in an infinite dimensional Hilbert space. We define a space of consistent initial values, which lead to classical continuously differential solutions for the associated DAE. Moreover, we show that for arbitrary initial values we obtain mild solutions for the associated problem. We discuss the asymptotic behaviour of solutions for both problems. In particular, we provide a characterisation for exponential stability and exponential dichotomies in terms of the spectrum of the associated operator pencil.


This paper studies general linear differential-algebraic initial value problems equations of the form \[ M_0 u'(t)+M_1 u(t),\quad t>0,\quad u(0+)=u_0 \] where \(M_0,M_1\) are bounded linear operators in a Hilbert space \(H\). It is assumed that the operator pencil \(z\rightarrow zM_0+M_1\) is regular of index \(0\) in the sense that, for some \(\nu\), \((zM_0+M_1)^{-1}\) exists and is bounded for \(Re(z)>\nu\). The authors first characterize the subspace of initial conditions \(u_0\) for which a classical (continuously differentiable) solution of the initial value problem exists. It is then proved that a mild solution exists for all initial conditions. Asymptotic properties (as \(t\rightarrow \infty\)) of both types of solutions are studied, including characterization of exponential stability and exponential dichotomy in terms of the spectrum of the operator pencil.











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