“…For various motivations, differential variational inequalities (DVIs) in Euclidean spaces and general Banach spaces have been studied extensively recently; e.g. Pang and Stewart [28,31], Avgerinos and Papageorgiou [7], Gwinner [15,16], Liu Zhenhai et al [24,23,22,21], Anh [2,3], Ke et al [5,6,20] and references cited therein. Built on dynamical systems associated with variational inequalities, differential variational inequalities open up a broad paradigm for the enhanced modeling of complex real-world engineering systems, such as mechanical impact problems, electrical circuits with ideal diodes, Coulomb friction problems for contacting bodies, economical dynamics and hybrid engineering systems with variable structures.…”