This paper is concerned first with the behaviour of differences T（t） - T（s） near the origin, where （T（t）） is a semigroup of operators on a Banach space, defined either on the positive real line or a sector in ...This paper is concerned first with the behaviour of differences T（t） - T（s） near the origin, where （T（t）） is a semigroup of operators on a Banach space, defined either on the positive real line or a sector in the right half-plane （in which case it is assumed analytic）. For the non-quasinilpotent case extensions of results in the published literature are provided, with best possible constants; in the case of quasinilpotent semigroups on the half-plane, it is shown that, in general, differences such as T（t） -T（2t） have norm approaching 2 near the origin. The techniques given enable one to derive estimates of other functions of the generator of the semigroup; in particular, conditions are given on the derivatives near the origin to guarantee that the semigroup generates a unital algebra and has bounded generator.展开更多
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文摘This paper is concerned first with the behaviour of differences T（t） - T（s） near the origin, where （T（t）） is a semigroup of operators on a Banach space, defined either on the positive real line or a sector in the right half-plane （in which case it is assumed analytic）. For the non-quasinilpotent case extensions of results in the published literature are provided, with best possible constants; in the case of quasinilpotent semigroups on the half-plane, it is shown that, in general, differences such as T（t） -T（2t） have norm approaching 2 near the origin. The techniques given enable one to derive estimates of other functions of the generator of the semigroup; in particular, conditions are given on the derivatives near the origin to guarantee that the semigroup generates a unital algebra and has bounded generator.
