Let and f:Xn→Xn be a continuous map. If f is a second descendible map, then P(f) is closed if and only if one of the following hold: 1);2) For any z ε R (f), there exists a yεw (z,f) ∩ P(f) such that every point o...Let and f:Xn→Xn be a continuous map. If f is a second descendible map, then P(f) is closed if and only if one of the following hold: 1);2) For any z ε R (f), there exists a yεw (z,f) ∩ P(f) such that every point of the set orb (y,f) is a isolated point of the set w (z,f);3) For any z ε R(f), the set w (z,f) is finite;4) For any z ε R(f), the set w' (z,f) is finite. The consult give another condition of f with closed periodic set other than [1].展开更多
First we introduce two necessary and sufficient conditions which ensure the existence of the global attractors for semigroup. Then we recall the concept of measure of noncompactness of a set and recapitulate its basic...First we introduce two necessary and sufficient conditions which ensure the existence of the global attractors for semigroup. Then we recall the concept of measure of noncompactness of a set and recapitulate its basic properties. Finally, we prove that these two conditions are equivalent directly.展开更多
文摘Let and f:Xn→Xn be a continuous map. If f is a second descendible map, then P(f) is closed if and only if one of the following hold: 1);2) For any z ε R (f), there exists a yεw (z,f) ∩ P(f) such that every point of the set orb (y,f) is a isolated point of the set w (z,f);3) For any z ε R(f), the set w (z,f) is finite;4) For any z ε R(f), the set w' (z,f) is finite. The consult give another condition of f with closed periodic set other than [1].
文摘First we introduce two necessary and sufficient conditions which ensure the existence of the global attractors for semigroup. Then we recall the concept of measure of noncompactness of a set and recapitulate its basic properties. Finally, we prove that these two conditions are equivalent directly.
