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Àlmost multiperiodic solution of evolyutsion equations                                         

 

         Let’s introduce some notations and definitions:


 - The class of n-dimensional -functions,  -satisfying the ñonditions.

 and almost multiperiodic in  ñ  - vector- almost period , where  when ; countable-dimensional vector, where; Wm è Vm - functionals that assign  vectors Wm = ( φ1, …, φò, 0,…) è Vm = ( 0,…,0, φm+1,φò+2, …) to the vector φ = (φ1, ..., φt, ...).

 Let’s consider a system of integrodifferential equations of the form
 
, (1)
          where x, Q, R are n-vectors-columns; P (t,
φ) is a matrix of dimension n × n, φ = (φ1, ..., φt, ...) is a countable vector, and , >0 are small parameters.
       Let’s consider that the conditions
[1,c.168] è () are met if:
      1) vector-function    
is bounded and contiguous with all
variables, and has limited contiguous derivatives of first order in
,; diagonally - almost in period, belongs to -class evenly relatively to;  

2) continuous function  provides improper integral, where  is permanent.

Let’s contemplate the differential operator:

 

.

To reduce the record we’ll take . It should be noted that the coefficients of Lipshitce enhanced condition for vector-function are .

 Let’s contemplate the linearized equation:

.                                                    (2)

 Let be the characteristic function of the functional, which satisfies the integral equation

.
 .
      For characteristic function
there are rates analogous to relations of the form I(a-b) è 10-90.

 

Let’s consider the functional Ò, representing each vector-function  in vector-function

              , where

which is known from [1].

We will study

Considering that , we can write .

From rates III(a-d) we can conclude that there is such a number , for which with all  there are the following relations:

      1)   ,

      2)   ,                                       

      3)   ,

      4)   .

Thus, we come to the statement of theorem 1.

 Theorem 1. If the conditions ,  are met for the equation (1), than for all the meanings,  equation (1) has a single almost multiperiodic solution from the class  , converging in a zero vector with .

 

REFERENCES:

  1. Umbetzhanov D.U. Almost periodic solutions of evolution equations. Alma-Ata, Nauka, 1990, 188 p.