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Linearization For Some Classes Of Impulsive Differential Equations

Posted on:2018-03-10Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H HuangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2310330518974867Subject:Applied Mathematics
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Since 1960,classical Hartman-Grobman theorem is extensively studied in different directions.In 1990,Fenner and Pinto[36]first introduced Hartman's linearization prob-lem for a class of ODEs with impulse effect.Based on exponential dichotomy,Bellman inequality and Banach fixed point theory,we present two versions of Hartman-Grobman theorem for two kinds of impulsive system.Some new results are obtained.This paper has three chapters:In chapter 1,we briefly introduce the research background.Some definitions and lemmas are also introduced in this chapter.In chapter 2,we give a new version the Hartman-Grobman for the autonomous impulsive system when the nonlinear term is unbounded.Reinfelds[40]considered the globally strong dynamical equivalence between nonlinear impulsive system and its reduced system.Different from consideration from Reinfelds[40],we considered the topological equivalence between the following impulsive nonlinear and linear systems.Namely,we prove the nonlinear impulsive system is topologically conjugated to the linear system where ?g(x1,x2)????x1? +?,?g(x1,x2)????x1? + ?,that is,the nonlinear term is unbounded.In chapter 3,we discuss the topological equivalence of a class of nonautonomous impulsive system with special structures.In Xia et al[37],the authors improved the lin-earization theorem under the condition that the impulsive linear system partially satisfies Is condition.Moveover,for the equivalent function H(t,x),they proved that the equiva-lent function H(t,x)is always Holder continuous.In this chapter,we proved that a class of nonautonomous impulsive system with special structures is topologically conjugated to its linear part.Moreover,for the equivalent functions H(t,x),G(t,y)(G(t,·)= H-1(t,·)),we prove that 1° for all t,we have?H(t,x1)-H(t,x2)? ? p?x1-x2?(constant p>0).2° for all t,we have?G(t,y1)-G(t,y2)??q??y1-y2?(constant q>0).
Keywords/Search Tags:Impulsive differential equation, Linearization, Unbound, Regularity
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