For a strongly continuous one-parameter group {U (t)} t2 (−1,1) of linear operators in a Banach space B with generator A, we prove the existence of a set B1 dense in B on the elements x of which the function U (t)x admits an extension to an entire B -valued vector function. The description of the vectors from B1 for which this extension has a finite order of growth and a finite type is presented. It is also established that the inclusion x 2 B1 is a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of the limitx and this limit is equal to U (t)x.
Let {U (t)}t2R be a C 0 -group of operators in a Banach space B with the norm k · k over the field C of complex numbers, i.e.,the domain of definition of the operator � . It is known (see [1]) that the operator A is closed and D(A) = B. The operator is continuous if and only if U (t) ! I, t ! 0, in the uniform operator topology.In the case where B = C and U (t) is a continuous scalar function satisfying (i)-(iii), Cauchy showed [2] that U (t) = e At . Note that the function e At , A 2 C, was defined by Euler [3] as early as in 1728 by two methods:and e At = limIn 1920, this result was generalized by Banach [4] and Sierpiński [5] to the case of measurable functions U (t). In 1887, Peano [6] proved that, for a finite-dimensional space B, the series in (1) converges in the operator norm