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Periodic-integrable Boundary Value Problem For Differential Equations

Posted on:2019-09-20Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:X FengFull Text:PDF
GTID:1360330548459003Subject:Applied Mathematics
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It is well known that the boundary value problem of differential equations has always been an important content of the field of differential equation re-search,and a series of important results have been obtained successively.See references[2,11,23,28,39,46,57,63,76].The existence and uniqueness of the solution of this kind of problem,as a basic problem in the study,has caused in-terest of many mathematics researchers.In the course of the study,many kinds of research methods have been developed and established,and profound re-search results have been obtained.See references[12,41,62,87,88,89,90,93].The main content of this paper is to study the existence and uniqueness of solutions for several types of periodic-integral boundary value problems for differential equations by using Schauder's fixed point theorem,nonlinear functional analysis theory and so on.In the first part,we first consider the periodic-integrable boundary value problem of the second order differential equations?denoted as PIBVP for short?x"=f?t,x,x'?,where f:[0,27?]×R2—?R is continuous.We will give a sufficient condition which ensure the existence of solution.?A1?There exist two continuous functions a?t?and b?t?,and a nonnegative constant M1,such that 0?a?t??f?t,x,y?/x?b?t?,for any x with |x|?M1 and?t,y??[0,2?]×R;?A2?There exist two nonnegative constants M2 and M3,such that|f?t,x,y?/y|?M2,for any?t,x??[0,2?]×R whereas |y|?M3.Theorem 0.0.1 If Assumptions?A1?and?A2?hold,then the PIBVP?0.0.1?has at least one solution.We also will give a sufficient condition which ensure the existence and uniqueness of solution,as f is differential.Assume that:?A3?There exist two continuous functions a?t?and ??t?,such that0???t??fx?t,x,y????t?,for any?t,x,y?E[0,2?]×R2;?A4?There exists a positive number M,such that?A4?There exists a positive number M,such that for all t ?0,27r]and?x,y?? R2.Theorem 0.0.2 If Assumptions?A3?and?A4?hold,then the PIBVP?0.0.1?has unique solution.In the second part,we deal with the existence and uniqueness of solution of the high order periodic-integrable boundary value problem.Consider the n order periodic-integrable boundary value problem x?n?=f?t,x,x',...,x?n-1??.where f:[0,2?]× Rn—? is continuous.?H1?There exist two nonnegative continuous functions b?t?and c?t?,b?t?? 0,when |xn-2|>a0,one has b?t??f?t,x0,x1,...,xn-1?xn-2?c?t?.for all?t,x0,x1,...,xn-3,xn-1??[0,2?]×Rn-1,where a0 is a positive constant.?H2?There exist two nonnegative constants a1 and cn-1,when |xn-1|?a1,for any?t,x0,x1,...,xn-2??[0,2?]×Rn-1,one has|f?t,x0,x1,...,xn-1?/xn-1|?cn-1?H3?The function f?t,x0,x1,...,xn-1?satisfies,for all?t,x0,x1,...,xn-1??[0,27r]×Rn-2×[-a0,a0]×[-a1,a1],|f?t,x0,x1,...,xn-1?|?M,where M is a positive constant.Theorem 0.0.3 If Assumptions?H1?,?H2?and?H3?hold,then the PIB-VP?0.0.2?has at least one solution.To obtain the uniqueness of solutions of the problems we consider the periodic-integrable boundary value problem as followsx?n?=an-1?t?x?n-1?+a?n-2??t?x?n-2?+h?t,x,x',...,x?n-1??.We assume throughout that possesses?H4?h is continuous bounded function on[0,2?]×Rn,an-1?t?and an-2?t?are continuous bounded function on[0,2?],and an2?t??0,an-2?t??0.?H5?f is continuous function on[0,2?]× Rn,and f?t,x0,x1,...,xn-1?ex-ist continuous partial derivative with respect to xn-2 and xn-1,there exist nonnegative constant ?0,such that|f?t,x0,x1,...,xn-3,0,0?|??0,for any?t,x0,x1,...,xn-3??[0,2?]× Rn-2.?H6?There exist nonnegative constants ?1,?2,?3,such that|fx?n-1?|??3,?1?|fx?n-2?|??2.on[0,2?]× Rn.Theorem 0.0.4 If Assumption?H4?holds,then the PIBVP?0.0.3?has an unique solution.Theorem 0.0.5 If Assumptions?H5?,?H6?hold,then the PIBVP?0.0.3?has an unique solution.In the third part,we consider odd order differential equation with periodic-integrable boundary value problem where ?k,k=0,1,2,...,n-1,are constants,and f:[0,2?]×R—?R is continuous.We assume throughout that?S1?f is continuous,and possesses continuous partial derivative in x.There exist two constants ?,?>0,such that??|fx?t,x?|??,????t,x??[0,2?]× R.?S2?f is continuous.There exist constants M*>0 and/3,?,?>0,satisfying that??|f?t,x?/x|??with |x| ? M*,for any t ?[0.2?].Theorem 0.0.6 If Assumption?S1?holds,then the problem?0.0.4?has unique solution.Theorem 0.0.7 If Assumption?S2?holds,then the problem?0.0.4?has at least one solution.We next consider vector differential equation with periodic-integrable bound-ary value problemwhere X is function,X:[0,2?]?Rm,F:[0,2?]×Rm—?Rm,?k,k=0,1,2,...,n-1,are constans.Theorem 0.0.8 If F is a continuous vector function,and Fx is a con-tinuous Jacobi matrix in X,there exist two constants ?,?>0,satisfying that ??U?2?<U,Fx?t,X?U>???U?2,???U?Rm\{0}.for any t ?[0,2?],X ? Rm or -??U?2?<U,Fx?T,x?u>?-??U?2,???U ? Rm\{0}.for any t ?[0,2?],X ? Rm,then the PIBVP?0.0.5?has unique vector value solution.
Keywords/Search Tags:Second order differential equation, n order differential equation, Odd order differential equation, Periodic-integral boundary value problem, Existence and uniqueness, Schauder fixed point theorem
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