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Communicated by I. StratisWe study functional differential evolution equations of the formwhere A is infinitesimal generator of an analytic semigroup in a Banach space E (with or without order) and the given right-hand side modelling delay. In many cases, E is a Banach space of sections, such as vector field or differential forms of a (real or complex) vector bundle( of possibly infinite dimension) over a locally convex manifold, for example, a Carathéodory-Finsler manifold. The operator A may in particular be generated by a Dirichlet form acting on an ordered Hilbert space. As an application, we consider a problem from thermo-magnetohydrodynamics.
We study nonlinear Volterra‐type evolution integral equations of the form:
xfalse(tfalse)=hfalse(tfalse)+∫0tkfalse(t,sfalse)ffalse(s,xfalse(sfalse)false)0.3emds,t0.3em∈0.3emR+ in a C∗‐algebra
𝒜 or in a Hilbert algebra of Dixmier‐Segal type, acting on a Hilbert space tensor product
ℋ=scriptH⊗ℱ, where
scriptH denotes a Hilbert space and
ℱ is the Boson‐Einstein (Fermion‐Dirac) Fock space, over a complex Hilbert space
𝒦. Under suitable Carathéodory‐type conditions on the corresponding Nemytskii operator Φ of f and assuming that k is a quantum dynamical‐type semigroup, we obtain exactly one classical global solution in the space
Cbfalse(R+,𝒜false) of bounded continuous (operator‐valued) quantum stochastic processes. Moreover, we prove the existence of exactly one positive (respectively completely positive) classical global solution in
Cbfalse(R+,𝒜false) (respectively in
Cbfalse(R+,ℒfalse(𝒜false)false), applying a positivity (respectively completely positivity preserving) quantum stochastic integration process and assuming that k is a quantum dynamical semigroup acting on
𝒜, where Φ defines a positive (respectively completely positive) quantum stochastic process.
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