2019
DOI: 10.56947/gjom.v7i1.14
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A theoretical framework for two-parameter semigroups

Abstract: Here, we present a theoretical framework for two-parameter semigroups of bounded linear operators on a Banach space. Our approach relies on a new definition of the infinitesimal generator of two-parameter semigroups. This definition, in the case of C0-two parameter semigroups, allows trajectory to be differentiable on the nonnegative cone of the plane, when the initial state is in the domain of this generator. We provide also the abstract Cauchy problem satisfied by these trajectories. We prove some theoretica… Show more

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“…on V ′ and let T t be the analytic semigroup generated by −A(t) on V ′ . In order to dodge the consideration of two parameter semigroup theory as raised in [4] or more general multi-parameter one related to attractors as developed in [13], we will proceed otherwise. So, consider the autonomous evolutionary problem…”
Section: Thenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…on V ′ and let T t be the analytic semigroup generated by −A(t) on V ′ . In order to dodge the consideration of two parameter semigroup theory as raised in [4] or more general multi-parameter one related to attractors as developed in [13], we will proceed otherwise. So, consider the autonomous evolutionary problem…”
Section: Thenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A counterexample was given recently by Fackler [11] generalizing by this way the results of Kalton and Lancien [15] concerning the fail of maximal regularity on various classes of Banach spaces including L p -spaces with 1 < p = 2 < +∞. For an overview on one parameter semigroups, one may see [6] and for more generalized and recent theory on biparametrized semigroups we refer to [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%