2018
DOI: 10.1186/s13662-018-1487-0
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Almost periodic and asymptotically almost periodic functions: part I

Abstract: In this paper, we review indispensable properties and characterizations of almost periodic functions and asymptotically almost periodic functions in Banach spaces. Special accent is put on the Stepanov generalizations of almost periodic functions and asymptotically almost periodic functions. We also recollect some basic results regarding equi-Weyl-almost periodic functions and Weyl-almost periodic functions. The class of asymptotically Weyl-almost periodic functions, introduced in this work, seems to be not co… Show more

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“…Several additional properties and applications can be possibly established, in particular with reference to specific problems and questions such as, e.g., the study of almost-periodicity for interval-valued functions in constructive mathematics (see [34][35][36]) or the solution of interval differential equations (IDE), including the extension of ordinary and partial differential equations to the interval-valued case using gH-derivatives (examples of reflected and advanced differential equations of special type are described, e.g., in [37]).…”
Section: Conclusion and Further Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several additional properties and applications can be possibly established, in particular with reference to specific problems and questions such as, e.g., the study of almost-periodicity for interval-valued functions in constructive mathematics (see [34][35][36]) or the solution of interval differential equations (IDE), including the extension of ordinary and partial differential equations to the interval-valued case using gH-derivatives (examples of reflected and advanced differential equations of special type are described, e.g., in [37]).…”
Section: Conclusion and Further Workmentioning
confidence: 99%