Abstract:In this note, we try to generalize the classical Cauchy-Lipschitz-Picard theorem on the global existence and uniqueness for the Cauchy initial value problem of the ordinary differential equation with global Lipschitz condition, and we try to weaken the global Lipschitz condition. We can also get the global existence and uniqueness.
“…The proof below is enough for the infinite dimensional setting in Lemma 1 because for the drift function f satisfying the Lipschitz condition in the variable y, the Cauchy-Picard theorem, see [38], transmits the result from the finite dimensional case to an infinite dimensional case. Yet, the drift f fulfills the Lipschitz condition because of (11) and its affine structure.…”
Section: Lemma 1 (Existence Of Small-time Weak Solutions)mentioning
This paper treats a water flow regularization problem by means of local boundary conditions for the two-dimensional viscous shallow water equations. Using an a-priori energy estimate of the perturbation state and the Faedo–Galerkin method, we build a stabilizing boundary feedback control law for the volumetric flow in a finite time that is prescribed by the solvability of the associated Cauchy problem. We iterate the same approach to build by cascade a stabilizing feedback control law for infinite time. Thanks to a positive arbitrary time-dependent stabilization function, the control law provides an exponential decay of the energy.
“…The proof below is enough for the infinite dimensional setting in Lemma 1 because for the drift function f satisfying the Lipschitz condition in the variable y, the Cauchy-Picard theorem, see [38], transmits the result from the finite dimensional case to an infinite dimensional case. Yet, the drift f fulfills the Lipschitz condition because of (11) and its affine structure.…”
Section: Lemma 1 (Existence Of Small-time Weak Solutions)mentioning
This paper treats a water flow regularization problem by means of local boundary conditions for the two-dimensional viscous shallow water equations. Using an a-priori energy estimate of the perturbation state and the Faedo–Galerkin method, we build a stabilizing boundary feedback control law for the volumetric flow in a finite time that is prescribed by the solvability of the associated Cauchy problem. We iterate the same approach to build by cascade a stabilizing feedback control law for infinite time. Thanks to a positive arbitrary time-dependent stabilization function, the control law provides an exponential decay of the energy.
“…The usual proof of the Picard-Lindelöf theorem uses contraction on a suitably defined Banach space. For extensions of the Picard-Lindelöf theorem using contractions we refer the reader to [2], [3] and [4]. A different generalization was given in [6].…”
Consider the differential equation y ′ = F (x, y). We determine the weakest possible upper bound on |F (x, y)− F (x, z)| which guarantees that this equation has for all initial values a unique solution, which exists globally.
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