Exponential shifts of strongly continuous semigroups #
This file defines the exponentially shifted C₀-semigroup
t ↦ exp (-lambda t) • S(t). Shifting is the standard way to move a growth bound
(ω, M) to (ω - lambda, M), and in particular to turn a semigroup with bound
(lambda, 1) into a contraction semigroup.
References #
The construction is standard in the Hille--Yosida theory of C₀-semigroups; see Engel--Nagel, One-Parameter Semigroups for Linear Evolution Equations, Ch. II.
The exponential shift of a C₀-semigroup by lambda.
At nonnegative time t, this is the semigroup exp (-lambda t) • S(t). It shifts
growth exponents by subtracting lambda; see HasGrowthBound.expShift.
Equations
Instances For
The native nonnegative-time operator of the exponential shift.
Pointwise form of StronglyContinuousSemigroup.expShift_apply.
The zero exponential shift is the original semigroup.
Successive exponential shifts add their parameters.
Real-time form of the shifted operator at nonnegative times.
Pointwise real-time form of the shifted operator at nonnegative times.
Exponential shifting subtracts the shift parameter from the growth exponent.
A semigroup with growth bound (lambda, 1) becomes a contraction semigroup after
exponential shifting by lambda.
Equations
- S.expShiftContraction lambda hb = { toStronglyContinuousSemigroup := S.expShift lambda, contracting := ⋯ }
Instances For
The C₀-semigroup underlying expShiftContraction is the exponential shift.
Native operator formula for expShiftContraction.