AbstractIn this paper we prove that the exponential dichotomy for evolution equations in Banach spaces is not destroyed, if we perturb the equation by “small” unbounded linear operator. This is done by employing a skew-product semiflow technique and a perturbation principle from linear operator theory. Finally, we apply these results to partial parabolic equations and functional differential equations
AbstractIn the present paper we extend existing results on exponential dichotomy roughness for linea...
AbstractA very general characterization of exponential dichotomy for evolutionary processes in terms...
AbstractWe prove that the operator G, the closure of the first-order differential operator −d/dt+D(t...
In this paper we prove that the exponential dichotomy for evolution equations in Banach spaces is no...
In this paper we prove that the exponential dichotomy for evolution equations in Banach spaces is no...
AbstractIn this paper we prove that the exponential dichotomy for evolution equations in Banach spac...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce a concept of exponential dichotomy for skew-product semiflow in i...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce a concept of exponential dichotomy for skew-product semiflow in i...
The final version of this paper appears in: "Journal of Differential Equations" 125 (1996): 73-116. ...
The final version of this paper appears in: "Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society" 31 (1994...
AbstractWe study evolutionary semigroups generated by a strongly continuous semi-cocycle over a loca...
AbstractWe give new necessary and sufficient integral conditions for the existence of exponential di...
AbstractWe prove that the admissibility of any pair of vector-valued Schäffer function spaces (satis...
AbstractThe aim of this paper is to study the connection between the (non)uniform exponential dichot...
AbstractConsider an evolution family U=(U(t,s))t⩾s⩾0 on a half-line R+ and an integral equation u(t)...
AbstractIn the present paper we extend existing results on exponential dichotomy roughness for linea...
AbstractA very general characterization of exponential dichotomy for evolutionary processes in terms...
AbstractWe prove that the operator G, the closure of the first-order differential operator −d/dt+D(t...
In this paper we prove that the exponential dichotomy for evolution equations in Banach spaces is no...
In this paper we prove that the exponential dichotomy for evolution equations in Banach spaces is no...
AbstractIn this paper we prove that the exponential dichotomy for evolution equations in Banach spac...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce a concept of exponential dichotomy for skew-product semiflow in i...
AbstractIn this paper we introduce a concept of exponential dichotomy for skew-product semiflow in i...
The final version of this paper appears in: "Journal of Differential Equations" 125 (1996): 73-116. ...
The final version of this paper appears in: "Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society" 31 (1994...
AbstractWe study evolutionary semigroups generated by a strongly continuous semi-cocycle over a loca...
AbstractWe give new necessary and sufficient integral conditions for the existence of exponential di...
AbstractWe prove that the admissibility of any pair of vector-valued Schäffer function spaces (satis...
AbstractThe aim of this paper is to study the connection between the (non)uniform exponential dichot...
AbstractConsider an evolution family U=(U(t,s))t⩾s⩾0 on a half-line R+ and an integral equation u(t)...
AbstractIn the present paper we extend existing results on exponential dichotomy roughness for linea...
AbstractA very general characterization of exponential dichotomy for evolutionary processes in terms...
AbstractWe prove that the operator G, the closure of the first-order differential operator −d/dt+D(t...