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The Asymptotic Behaviour of Semigroups of Linear Operators
von Jan van NeervenInhaltsverzeichnis
- 1. Spectral bound and growth bound.
- 1.1. C0—semigroups and the abstract Cauchy problem.
- 1.2. The spectral bound and growth bound of a semigroup.
- 1.3. The Laplace transform and its complex inversion.
- 1.4. Positive semigroups.
- Notes.
- 2. Spectral mapping theorems.
- 2.1. The spectral mapping theorem for the point spectrum.
- 2.2. The spectral mapping theorems of Greiner and Gearhart.
- 2.3. Eventually uniformly continuous semigroups.
- 2.4. Groups of non-quasianalytic growth.
- 2.5. Latushkin - Montgomery-Smith theory.
- 3. Uniform exponential stability.
- 3.1. The theorem of Datko and Pazy.
- 3.2. The theorem of Rolewicz.
- 3.3. Characterization by convolutions.
- 3.4. Characterization by almost periodic functions.
- 3.5. Positive semigroups on Lp-spaces.
- 3.6. The essential spectrum.
- Notes Ill.
- 4. Boundedness of the resolvent.
- 4.1. The convexity theorem of Weis and Wrobel.
- 4.2. Stability and boundedness of the resolvent.
- 4.3. Individual stability in B-convex Banach spaces.
- 4.4. Individual stability in spaces with the analytic RNP.
- 4.5. Individual stability in arbitrary Banach spaces.
- 4.6. Scalarly integrable semigroups.
- 5. Countability of the unitary spectrum.
- 5.1. The stability theorem of Arendt, Batty, Lyubich, and V?.
- 5.2. The Katznelson-Tzafriri theorem.
- 5.3. The unbounded case.
- 5.4. Sets of spectral synthesis.
- 5.5. A quantitative stability theorem.
- 5.6. A Tauberian theorem for the Laplace transform.
- 5.7. The splitting theorem of Glicksberg and DeLeeuw.
- Append.
- Al. Fractional powers.
- A2. Interpolation theory.
- A3. Banach lattices.
- A4. Banach function spaces.
- References.
- Symbols.