In this paper author studies the solvability of abstract hopulsive differential equations on Banach space X. By terms of integrated bisendgroup, author obtains the existence of abstract impulsive differential equation...In this paper author studies the solvability of abstract hopulsive differential equations on Banach space X. By terms of integrated bisendgroup, author obtains the existence of abstract impulsive differential equations with finite contant impulses and gives a condition which makes the impulsive equation be solvable for a Variable impuls.展开更多
Some properties of integrated bisemigroup S(t) of linear operators on a Banach space X are studied. The structure of the positive and negative subspaces and the operation of integrated bisemigroup on corresponding dif...Some properties of integrated bisemigroup S(t) of linear operators on a Banach space X are studied. The structure of the positive and negative subspaces and the operation of integrated bisemigroup on corresponding differentiable subspace C-n are established. respectively. The decomposition of the infinitesimal generator A of S(t) and other interested problems are also considered. As application, an abstract boundary value problem is discussed.展开更多
文摘In this paper author studies the solvability of abstract hopulsive differential equations on Banach space X. By terms of integrated bisendgroup, author obtains the existence of abstract impulsive differential equations with finite contant impulses and gives a condition which makes the impulsive equation be solvable for a Variable impuls.
基金the National Key Project of China the Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi
文摘Some properties of integrated bisemigroup S(t) of linear operators on a Banach space X are studied. The structure of the positive and negative subspaces and the operation of integrated bisemigroup on corresponding differentiable subspace C-n are established. respectively. The decomposition of the infinitesimal generator A of S(t) and other interested problems are also considered. As application, an abstract boundary value problem is discussed.