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Abstract functional-differential equations and reaction-diffusion systems
Transactions of the American Mathematical Society · 1990 · Vol. 321(1) · pp. 1–44
R. H. Martin✉(Arizona State University)Hal L. Smith(Statistical Service)
Abstract
Several fundamental results on the existence and behavior of solutions to semilinear functional differential equations are developed in a Banach space setting. The ideas are applied to reaction-diffusion systems that have time delays in the nonlinear reaction terms. The techniques presented here include differential inequalities, invariant sets, and Lyapunov functions, and therefore they provide for a wide range of applicability. The results on inequalities and especially strict inequalities are new even in the context of semilinear equations whose nonlinear terms do not contain delays.
Numerical methods for differential equationsNonlinear Differential Equations AnalysisStability and Controllability of Differential EquationsMathematicsBanach spaceReaction–diffusion systemNonlinear systemContext (archaeology)Invariant (physics)Lyapunov functionMathematical analysisApplied mathematicsDifferential equation
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