Convergence at the origin of integrated semigroups
Vincent Cachia
Abstract
We study a classification of the kappa-times integrated semigroups (for kappa>0) by the (uniform) rate of convergence at the origin: \|S(t)\|=O(tα), 0≤α≤κ. By an improved generation theorem we characterize this behaviour by Hille-Yosida type estimates. Then we consider integrated semigroups with holomorphic extension and characterize the convergence at the origin, as well as the existence of boundary values, by estimates of the associated holomorphic semigroup. Different examples illustrate these results. The particular case α=κ, which corresponds to the notions of Riesz means or tempered integrated semigroups, is of special interest : as an application, it leads to an integrated version of Euler's exponential formula.
Create a lesson
Related papers
Order convergence in ordered vector spaces: compactness, atoms, pervasiveness, and ice cream spaces
Eugene Bilokopytov, Mark Roelands, Samuel Tiersma et al.
Tempered fractional Laplacian: Boundary regularity
Jie Zhao, Minghua Chen
Contractivity of Rudin's diagonal restriction operator for Hp of the polydisc
Ole Fredrik Brevig, Javier Gómez-Serrano, Joaquim Ortega-Cerdà et al.
(Super-)fast convergence rates for Chernoff approximations via centered differences and Richardson extrapolation
Comlan Edmond Koudjinan
Bi-atomic systems in Hilbert Spaces
Osmin Ferrer Villar, Jose Naranjo Martinez, Breiner Rivero Reyes
(α,c)-spaceability of continuous functions with prescribed Hausdorff graph dimension
Anselmo Raposo Junior, Daniel Pellegrino