Operator approach for time-fractional evolution equations in Banach spaces
Giuseppe Floridia, Fikret Golgeleyen, Masahiro Yamamoto
Abstract
Our first main purpose is to establish a framework for initial value problems for time-fractional evolution equation of order α∈ (0,1) in Banach space X: (u(t)-a) = Au(t) + F(t), 0<t<T. (*) Here u: (0,T) X is an X-valued function defined in (0,T), and a ∈ X is an initial value. The operator A satisfies a decay condition of resolvent which is the same as a generator of analytic semigroup. Based on X-valued Laplace transforms, we establish a solution formula yielding the well-posedness for (*). In particular, we can directly treat a case X=Lp() over a bounded domain and a uniform elliptic operator A. Our theory is feasibly applicable to other topics such as regularity of solutions, inverse problems and control problems.
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