Abstract Linear and Nonlinear Volterra Equations Preserving Positivity
Ph. Clément, J. A. Nohel
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Let X be a real or complex Banach space. We study the Volterra equation where a is a given kernel, A is a bounded or unbounded linear operator from X to X, and f is a given function with values in X. (Of particular importance is the case , , , where denotes the convolution). We establish existence, uniqueness, continuity results and sufficient conditions involving a, A, f which insure that solutions of (v) are positive by using certain representation formulas for solutions of (v). We also discuss the positivity of solutions of (v) when A is a nonlinear (m-accretive) operator and we discuss several examples when A is a partial differential operator.
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