Abstract:SynopsisWe consider a system of integrodifferential equationswhere f(t, x) and F(t, s, x, y) are almost periodic in t uniformly for parameters, and we assume that the system has a bounded solution u(t). To discuss the existence of an almost periodic solution, we consider the relationship between the total stability of u(t) with respect to a certain metric ρ and the separation condition with respect to ρ. Moreover, we discuss a sufficient condition for the existence of a positive almost periodic solution of a m… Show more
“…(1.1) by means of (K, ρ)-stability conditions. Their results are to extend results of Hamaya [4] to discrete Volterra equations. Also, Song [11] proved that if the bounded solution of (1.1) is uniformly asymptotically stable, then (1.1) has an almost periodic solution.…”
Section: F (T S X(t + S) X(t))ds (12)mentioning
confidence: 60%
“…In [5], Hamaya studied the relationship between total stability and stability under disturbances from hull for Eq. (1.2).…”
Section: F (T S X(t + S) X(t))ds (12)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Choi and Koo [2] investigated the existence of an almost periodic solution of (1.1) as a discretization of the Hamaya's results in [5]. Also, Choi et al [3] studied the total stability for the discrete Volterra equation…”
Section: F (T S X(t + S) X(t))ds (12)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hamaya [5] showed that two concepts of (K, ρ)-weak uniform asymptotic stability and (K, ρ)-uniform asymptotic stability for (1.1) are equivalent. Moreover, he obtained the existence of almost periodic solutions in (1.1) by using (K, ρ)-weak uniform asymptotic stability.…”
Section: B(n J X(n + J) X(n)) + H(n X N ) (13)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This definition is a discrete analogue of Hamaya's definition in [5]. We recall the definitions of various stabilities in [7].…”
Abstract. We study some stability properties in discrete Volterra equations by employing to change Yoshizawa's results in [13] for the nonlinear equations into results for the nonlinear discrete Volterra equations with unbounded delay.
“…(1.1) by means of (K, ρ)-stability conditions. Their results are to extend results of Hamaya [4] to discrete Volterra equations. Also, Song [11] proved that if the bounded solution of (1.1) is uniformly asymptotically stable, then (1.1) has an almost periodic solution.…”
Section: F (T S X(t + S) X(t))ds (12)mentioning
confidence: 60%
“…In [5], Hamaya studied the relationship between total stability and stability under disturbances from hull for Eq. (1.2).…”
Section: F (T S X(t + S) X(t))ds (12)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Choi and Koo [2] investigated the existence of an almost periodic solution of (1.1) as a discretization of the Hamaya's results in [5]. Also, Choi et al [3] studied the total stability for the discrete Volterra equation…”
Section: F (T S X(t + S) X(t))ds (12)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hamaya [5] showed that two concepts of (K, ρ)-weak uniform asymptotic stability and (K, ρ)-uniform asymptotic stability for (1.1) are equivalent. Moreover, he obtained the existence of almost periodic solutions in (1.1) by using (K, ρ)-weak uniform asymptotic stability.…”
Section: B(n J X(n + J) X(n)) + H(n X N ) (13)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This definition is a discrete analogue of Hamaya's definition in [5]. We recall the definitions of various stabilities in [7].…”
Abstract. We study some stability properties in discrete Volterra equations by employing to change Yoshizawa's results in [13] for the nonlinear equations into results for the nonlinear discrete Volterra equations with unbounded delay.
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