Stability of solutions to abstract evolution equations with delay
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Based on an original lemma, the author establishes two existence results for the solutions of some abstract evolution problems. These results ensure the globally existence of the solution. Much more, it is proved that the solution satisfies some inequalities which imply that the solution is globally bounded.
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