The abstract Cauchy problem for a semigroup generator #
This file introduces classical and mild solutions of the autonomous abstract Cauchy problem
u' = A u, u(0) = x on the nonnegative half-line. The classical formulation uses the
derivative within the whole nonnegative half-line, which is two-sided at positive times and
right-sided at zero. A mild solution instead asks for continuity and the integrated
identity
A (integral u on (0, t]) = u t - x.
The orbit t ↦ S(t)x of a strongly continuous semigroup is a mild solution for every initial
vector. When the initial vector lies in the generator domain, domain invariance and the orbit
derivative formula upgrade it to a classical solution.
The definitions and proofs follow Engel--Nagel, One-Parameter Semigroups for Linear Evolution Equations, Section II.6.
Main declarations #
IsClassicalSolution: classical solutions on[0, ∞).IsMildSolution: mild solutions in integrated form.StronglyContinuousSemigroup.isClassicalSolution_realOperator: generator-domain orbits are classical solutions.StronglyContinuousSemigroup.isMildSolution_realOperator: all orbits are mild solutions.
A classical solution of u' = A u, u(0) = x, on [0, ∞). Its values belong to the
domain of A, and it has a continuous derivative within [0, ∞) equal to A (u t).
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A classical solution takes its prescribed initial value at time zero.
Characterization of a classical solution by its initial value and continuously differentiable equation.
Every value of a classical solution at nonnegative time belongs to the operator domain.
The derivative within the nonnegative half-line of a classical solution is the operator applied to its value.
A classical solution is continuous on the nonnegative half-line.
A mild solution of u' = A u, u(0) = x, on [0, ∞). The integral is pointwise
Bochner integration in X. Requiring the integral to lie in the domain makes the expression
A (∫ s in (0, t], u s) meaningful for an unbounded operator.
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A mild solution is continuous on the nonnegative half-line.
A mild solution takes its prescribed initial value at time zero.
Characterization of a mild solution by continuity and its integrated Cauchy equation.
The time integral of a mild solution belongs to the operator domain.
The integrated Cauchy equation satisfied by a mild solution.
The orbit of a generator-domain vector is a classical solution of the abstract Cauchy problem for the generator.
Every orbit is a mild solution of the abstract Cauchy problem for the generator.