Asymptotic behavior and representation of solutions to a Volterra kind of equation with a singular kernel
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Abstract: Let be a densely defined closed, linear -sectorial operator of angle on a Banach space for some . We give an explicit representation (in terms of some special functions) and study the precise asymptotic behavior as time goes to infinity of solutions to the following diffusion equation with memory: , , associated with the (possible) singular kernel , where , , and .
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