Preface |
Introduction |
Equations of Barbashin Type / Chapter I.: |
Differential equations in Banach spaces / 1.: |
Integro-differential equations of Barbashin type / 1.1.: |
The evolution operator / 1.2.: |
Special cases and examples / 1.3.: |
Some auxiliary results / 1.4.: |
Degenerate kernels / 1.5.: |
Symmetric kernels / 1.6.: |
Barbashin equations in the space C / 2.: |
Linear operators in the space C / 2.1.: |
The spaces [characters not reproducible] / 2.2.: |
Compact and weakly compact operators / 2.3.: |
Strongly continuous operator functions / 2.4.: |
Norm-continuous operator functions / 2.5.: |
Representation of the evolution operator / 2.6.: |
Stamping and infra-stamping operators / 2.7.: |
Barbashin equations in Lebesgue spaces / 3.: |
Linear operators in the space L[subscript p] / 3.1.: |
The space [characters not reproducible characters not reproducible](L[subscript p]) / 3.2.: |
Sufficient conditions for regularity / 3.3.: |
Barbashin equations in ideal spaces / 3.4.: |
Ideal spaces / 4.1.: |
Functions of two variables and vector functions / 4.2.: |
Barbashin operators in ideal spaces / 4.3.: |
The space [characters not reproducible characters not reproducible](X) / 4.4.: |
Some spectral theory for Barbashin operators / 4.5.: |
Theory of Linear Barbashin Equations / Chapter II.: |
Stability of solutions / 5.: |
Ljapunov and Ljapunov-Bohl exponents / 5.1.: |
Perturbation of the Ljapunov-Bohl exponent / 5.2.: |
Application to Barbashin operators / 5.3.: |
Ljapunov functions / 5.4.: |
Continuous dependence on parameters / 6.: |
Continuous dependence of the evolution operator / 6.1.: |
The first Bogoljubov theorem / 6.2.: |
Smooth dependence / 6.4.: |
Bounded and periodic solutions / 7.: |
A fixed point principle / 7.1.: |
The use of majorant functions / 7.2.: |
The Green function / 7.4.: |
Comparison of Green functions / 7.5.: |
The second Bogoljubov theorem / 7.6.: |
Application of Darbo's fixed point principle / 7.7.: |
Application of the Fredholm alternative / 7.8.: |
A general approach / 8.: |
Explicit solution for a particular class / 8.2.: |
An abstract degeneration result / 8.3.: |
Stationary boundary value problems / 9.: |
The abstract problem / 9.1.: |
Equivalent operator equations / 9.2.: |
Reduction to a two-dimensional integral equation / 9.3.: |
Application of K-normed spaces / 9.4.: |
Unbounded multipliers / 9.5.: |
Non-stationary boundary value problems / 10.: |
Equations with variable operators / 10.1.: |
Partial Integral Operators / 10.2.: |
General properties / 11.: |
Continuity properties / 11.1.: |
Regularity properties / 11.2.: |
The associate operator / 11.3.: |
Algebras of partial integral operators / 11.4.: |
Operators in spaces with mixed norm / 12.: |
Ideal spaces with mixed norm / 12.1.: |
Lebesgue spaces with mixed norm / 12.2.: |
Orlicz spaces with mixed norm / 12.3.: |
Operator functions with values in [characters not reproducible][subscript p](L[subscript [infinity]]) and [characters not reproducible][subscript p](L[subscript 1]) / 12.4.: |
Operator functions with values in [characters not reproducible][subscript p](L[subscript p]) / 12.5.: |
Partial integral operators in the space C / 13.: |
Weakly continuous functions / 13.1.: |
Acting and boundedness conditions / 13.2.: |
Operator functions with values in [characters not reproducible][subscript p](C) / 13.3.: |
Spectral properties / 14.: |
Essential spectra of bounded linear operators / 14.1.: |
Application to partial integral operators in L[subscript 2] / 14.2.: |
Application to other partial integral operators / 14.3.: |
An index formula for partial integral operators / 14.4.: |
The case of positive kernels / 14.5.: |
Linear partial integral equations / 15.: |
Fredholm equations / 15.1.: |
Volterra equations / 15.2.: |
Bounded and continuous solutions / 15.3.: |
Using tensor products / 15.4.: |
Using eigenfunction expansions / 15.5.: |
Generalizations and Applications / Chapter IV.: |
Generalized equations of Barbashin type / 16.: |
Reduction to partial integral equations / 16.1.: |
Volterra operators and Barbashin equations / 16.2.: |
Generalized Barbashin equations / 16.3.: |
Nonlinear equations and operators / 16.4.: |
Barbashin equations with Uryson operators / 17.1.: |
Equations with Hammerstein operators / 17.2.: |
Surjectivity results for monotone operators / 17.4.: |
Equations with monotone operators / 17.5.: |
Variational methods / 17.6.: |
The Newton-Kantorovich method / 18.: |
The abstract Newton-Kantorovich method / 18.1.: |
Lipschitz conditions for derivatives / 18.2.: |
Lipschitz conditions for partial Uryson operators / 18.3.: |
The case X = C(T [times] S) / 18.4.: |
The case X = L[subscript infinity] (T [times] S) / 18.5.: |
The case X = L[subscript p](T [times] S) (1 [less than or equal] p [ [infinity]) / 18.6.: |
Applications of Barbashin equations / 19.: |
Applications to probability theory / 19.1.: |
Applications to evolution equations / 19.2.: |
Systems with substantially distributed parameters / 19.3.: |
The Kimura continuum-of-alleles model / 19.4.: |
An application to a radiation problem / 19.5.: |
Applications to astrophysics / 19.6.: |
Plane-parallel transport problems / 19.7.: |
Applications of partial integral equations / 20.: |
Applications to elasticity theory / 20.1.: |
Applications to mechanics of continuous media / 20.2.: |
Mixed problems of evolutionary type / 20.3.: |
Axially symmetric contact problems / 20.4.: |
Creeping of non-uniformly aging bodies / 20.5.: |
A unified approach to some equations of mechanics / 20.6.: |
Other applications / 20.7.: |
References |
List of symbols |
Index |
Preface |
Introduction |
Equations of Barbashin Type / Chapter I.: |