In this paper, we consider the vector-valued Laplace transforms, r-times (r # [0, )) integrated semigroups and regularized semigroups in the context of sequentially complete locally convex spaces. Our theorems develop the corresponding results in [1,11], including the well known integrated version o
Approximations of Laplace Transforms and Integrated Semigroups
β Scribed by Ti-Jun Xiao; Jin Liang
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2000
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 156 KB
- Volume
- 172
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0022-1236
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β¦ Synopsis
Let [ f m ; m # N] be a sequence of functions from [0, ) to a Banach space E. We give a new and essential condition on f m , which is weaker than the usual ``local Lipschitz continuity'' condition, ensuring that the convergence of f m is equivalent to the convergence of their Laplace transforms. This enables us to establish new approximation theorems for r-times integrated semigroups on E, for all r 0. As a consequence, an open problem for the convergence of integrated semigroups on the whole space E, is solved in essence. Moreover, we present an application to nonhomogeneous Cauchy problems.
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