In this paper,we consider the asymptotic dynamics of the skew-product semiflow generated by the following time almost periodically-forced scalar reaction-diffusion equation:u_(t)=u_(xx)+f(t,u,u_(x)),t>0,0<x<L...In this paper,we consider the asymptotic dynamics of the skew-product semiflow generated by the following time almost periodically-forced scalar reaction-diffusion equation:u_(t)=u_(xx)+f(t,u,u_(x)),t>0,0<x<L(0.1)with the periodic boundary condition u(t,0)=u(t,L),u_(x)(t,0)=u_(x)(t,L),(0.2)where f is uniformly almost periodic in t.In particular,we study the topological structure of the limit sets of the skew-product semiflow.It is proved that any compact minimal invariant set(throughout this paper,we refer to it as a minimal set)can be residually embedded into an invariant set of some almost automorphically-forced flow on a circle S^(1)=R/LZ(see Definition 2.4 for“residually embedded”).Particularly,if f(t,u,p)=f(t,u,-p),then the flow on a minimal set can be embedded into an almost periodically-forced minimal flow on R(see Definition 2.4 for“embedded”).Moreover,it is proved that the ω-limit set of any bounded orbit contains at most two minimal sets that cannot be obtained from each other by phase translation.In addition,we further consider the asymptotic dynamics of the skew-product semiflow generated by(0.1)with the Neumann boundary condition u_(x)(t,0)=u_(x)(t,L)=0 or the Dirichlet boundary condition u(t,0)=u(t,L)=0.For such a system,it has been known that theω-limit set of any bounded orbit contains at most two minimal sets.By applying the new results for(0.1)+(0.2),under certain direct assumptions on f,we prove in this paper that the flow on any minimal set of(0.1)with the Neumann boundary condition or the Dirichlet boundary condition can be embedded into an almost periodically-forced minimal flow on R.Finally,a counterexample is given to show that even for quasi-periodically-forced equations,the results we obtain here cannot be further improved in general.展开更多
基金supported by National Science Foundation of USA(Grant No.DMS1645673)supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11825106,11771414 and 12090012)+2 种基金Wu Wen-Tsun Key Laboratory of Mathematics,Chinese Academy of Sciences and University of Science and Technology of Chinasupported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11971232,12071217 and 11601498)the Chinese Scholarship Council(Grant No.201906845011)for its financial support。
文摘In this paper,we consider the asymptotic dynamics of the skew-product semiflow generated by the following time almost periodically-forced scalar reaction-diffusion equation:u_(t)=u_(xx)+f(t,u,u_(x)),t>0,0<x<L(0.1)with the periodic boundary condition u(t,0)=u(t,L),u_(x)(t,0)=u_(x)(t,L),(0.2)where f is uniformly almost periodic in t.In particular,we study the topological structure of the limit sets of the skew-product semiflow.It is proved that any compact minimal invariant set(throughout this paper,we refer to it as a minimal set)can be residually embedded into an invariant set of some almost automorphically-forced flow on a circle S^(1)=R/LZ(see Definition 2.4 for“residually embedded”).Particularly,if f(t,u,p)=f(t,u,-p),then the flow on a minimal set can be embedded into an almost periodically-forced minimal flow on R(see Definition 2.4 for“embedded”).Moreover,it is proved that the ω-limit set of any bounded orbit contains at most two minimal sets that cannot be obtained from each other by phase translation.In addition,we further consider the asymptotic dynamics of the skew-product semiflow generated by(0.1)with the Neumann boundary condition u_(x)(t,0)=u_(x)(t,L)=0 or the Dirichlet boundary condition u(t,0)=u(t,L)=0.For such a system,it has been known that theω-limit set of any bounded orbit contains at most two minimal sets.By applying the new results for(0.1)+(0.2),under certain direct assumptions on f,we prove in this paper that the flow on any minimal set of(0.1)with the Neumann boundary condition or the Dirichlet boundary condition can be embedded into an almost periodically-forced minimal flow on R.Finally,a counterexample is given to show that even for quasi-periodically-forced equations,the results we obtain here cannot be further improved in general.