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A C T A U N I V E R S I T A T I S L O D Z I E N S I S FO LIA MATHEMATICA 7, 1995

Tadeusz Poreda

H O L O M O R F I C S O L U T IO N O F N O N L I N E A R G E N E R A L I Z E D D I F F E R E N T I A L E Q U A T I O N

In th is p a p e r we stu d y th e problem of ex istence an d un iqu eness o f holom o rphic solution of th e eq uation D f ( z ) ( h ( z )) = F ( z , f ( z ) ) for 2 6 B ” t *ie cond iti° n /( 0 ) = 0 and the a ssum p tio n th a t 0 is a sing u lar p o in t (i.e. /*(0) = 0).

Let C n denote th e space of n complex variables 2 = ( z i , . . . , z n) w ith Euclidean inner product < z , w >= £ ' l=1 z j w j and norm ||^|| = y/< z , z > . T he ball {^r; ||^|| < r} is denoted by B ” . T he class of holom orphic m appings from an open set i) into C n is denoted by 7Y(i),Cn ). T he le tte r $ represent the id entity m ap on C n . Let h C n ) , F G H ( B nr x B » ,C " ),/i(0 ) = 0 and F (0 ,0 ) = 0. T he considerations concerning existence and uniqueness m apping / G H ( B ?0, C n ) satisfying nonlinear generalized differential eq uation of the form

D f ( z ) ( h ( z ) ) = F ( z , f ( z ) ) for 2 <E (com pare [6], [7]) are presented bellow. Let

M r = {h G K ( B ? , C n ); h(0) = 0, Dh{ 0)

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T h e o r e m 1. Let h E H { B " , C n ), F 6 H ( B ? x B £ , C n ) , h( 0) = 0 , Dh( 0) = S , F ( 0 , y ) = 0 for y E B™. Let r \ , r2, C , L be p ositive constants such that

(i) 0 < r\ < r, 0 < r2 < p ,

(ii) II*X*,V)|| < C for (z ,y ) 6 B " x B " , \\F(z, y i ) — F ( z , y 2)\\ < L\\yi - y2\\

(“ 0 for z e B?i , y u y2 € 5 ” ,

(iv) h e M n .

T hen for an y r o such that

. , C n C C2 L r L2

0 < r . < m m ( r 1 + - - ^ _ + i - j , r 1 + - - Vi r1I + T

the differential equation

(1) D / ( * ) ( M i ) ) = n * . / W ) f°r

with the condition / (0) = 0 h a s ex actly one solution f E 7 i( B ?g, B ^). Proof. We first observe th a t by Theorem 2.1 from [5] and by h E M th e differential equation

Ov

(

2

) =

has exactly one solution v = v ( z , t) defined for (.?,<) E x [ 0 , o o ) . From theorem s concerning dependence of solution of differential equa-tion upo n initial condiequa-tions (com pare e.g. [1]) it follows th a t v is con-tinuous on B " x [ 0 , o o ) and, for any t E [0, o o ) , u(-, t) E 'H (B ” , C n ).

Next, let Tig0denote the space of all holom orphic bounbe d m a p -pings / from B ™into C ", such th a t / ( 0 ) = 0, w ith the sup norm and a closed ball, in w ith radius r and centre 0 will be denoted by I<r .

C onsider the m apping T defined on /vf2 in the following way

OO

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w here / € A' r2 and v is th e solution of (2).

We next prove th a t such definition T is correct and T ( K r2) C Kr2 ■ Let us first observe th a t for any y G Z?"2 the m apping F ( - , y ) satisfies th e assum ptions of the Schwarz Lem m a (see [4], Theorem 7.19, p .56). Hence

(3) | | F ( i , ! / ) | | < c M for ( * ,V) € B " x f l » .

By L em m a 2.2 from [5] we get im m ediately

(4) |K M ) || < for e B "o x [°’ °°)-

C onsequently, from (3) and (4) and by definition of r0 we o b tain

||F (» (*,0 ./ ( ” («■ 0 ))ll < ( r , (l r °0y e~‘

for ( z ,t ) e B?o x [0,oo).

By th e above, it follows th a t the definition of T is correct and T (K r , ) C K n ■ We now show th a t the m apping T is contractive. Using th e Schwarz Lem m a and our assum ptions ab ou t F we have

l | r ( / i X * ) - r ( / 2 ) W I I < f l M I I I » i - » 2 l l

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for z e B " , y i , y2 G B ^ . Let f \ , f i G /v r2, the n from (4) and (5) it follows th a t

fOo rnP- t

| | T ( / , ) W - T ( / 2)(2) | | < I

J

(ri _ ro)a II/» (»(».«))

- h ( v ( z , t ) ) \ \ d t

for z e B?r Hence

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and in consequence T is contractive.

T he B anach contraction principle (see e.g. [2], Theorem 1.1) yields th a t the re exists exactly one the m apping f0 e K r, which is a fixed p oint of T . Now we show th a t f0 is a solution of (1). By th e definition

fo( z ) = F ( v ( z , t ) , f0( v( z, t )) ) dt for z € D ’J .

J o 0

Since v( v( z, t), s) = v( z, t +s ) for a, / 6 [0, oo) and 2 e J5" we conclude

for s E [0,oo) and z € B ’rlo. D ifferentiating both sides of equality (6) w ith respect to th e pa ra m e te r a we ob tain for s = 0D f0( z ) ( - h ( z ) ) =

- F ( z J0(z)) for z € B?0. K ”

Hence, the m apping f0 : B"0 — * B ^ is a holom orphic solution of equation (1) satisfying condition /„ (0) = 0. T he next theorem also gives a sufficient condition for the existence an d uniqueness of solution of equation (1).

T h e o r e m 2. L et h € 7 { ( B ^ C n ) , F e H (B '? x B np , <C") be such tha t h (0) - 0 , D h ( 0 ) = 3 f,F (0 ,t/) = y and D i F ( 0 , y ) = 0 for y g Let r i , r2, C , L be positiv e constans such that

(a ) 0 < ri < r, 0 < r2 < p,

(b ) \ \ F ( z , y ) - y \ \ < C for (z, y) e B ” x 5 ” , (c)

||

F ( z ,

yi ) —

F ( z ,

2/2) — 2/1 + 2/2

1

| <

L\\y\

— 2/2

1

|

Then for an y r0 such tha t 0 < r0 < min(?’1, a , /?, 7) where of f0 we have

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2 1 r 2 y r 2 r 2 /

- r i + y/r-j + 4 C r2

0 “ 2C

th e differential equation

D f ( z ) ( h ( z ) ) = F ( z , f ( z)) for z G Z?"

with th e coditions / (0) = 0, D / (0) = S has exa ctly one solution f 6 H (B ? o,B ? 3).

Proof. Let, as in the proof of theorem l , v = v(z, t), for ( z , i) € x [0, oo), be a solution of equation (2). By Theorem 2 from [3] th e function g defined by equality

q ( z ) — lim (elv {z, t) ) for 2 € 2?" <—>-oo

belongs to 'H (B ,r\ , C n ). Let be defined as in th e proo f of the previous theorem and let K ( g , r ) denote a closed ball, in w ith radius r and centre g. Assum e th a t 0 < r < r2 - )a ■ Next, consider the integral ope rato r T of the form

OO

T ( f ) ( z ) = g ( z) +

J

e * [ F ( v ( z , t ) J ( v ( z , t ) ) ) - f ( v ( z , t ) ) \ d t o

for z G B"oand / € K ( g , r ) . Observe th a t by Theorem 7.19 from [4]

(7) | | F ( * , v ) - v l l < c ! i S for ( z , y ) e B" x B," .

rl

C onsequently, from (7) and (4) we have

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for ( z , t ) G B ”o x [0, oo). By the definition of g and by (4) we get ||g(*)|| < T- - r ° , 2 for z e B ? o.

(ri - r0)2 r°

From th e above inequality, th e definition r0 and by inequality (8) it follows th a t the m apping T is correctly defined and m aps K ( g , r ) in to K ( g , r ) . Now we show th a t T is contractive. Using th e Schwarz Lem m a an d our assum ptions abo ut F we ob tain

\ \ F( z, y1) - F ( z , y2) - y 1 + y 2|| < X ||yi - y 2\\ M l

r l

for z G 5 ” a nd y \ , y2 G 5 ” . From this and (4) we have roo o p — t

(9) m / o w - T ( /3) w n < i j i ^ - ^ | | / l W r i i ) ) - f2(v (z,t))\\d t

for 2 € a nd f u f2 G f f f a . r ) . Since < 1, therefore from (9) it follows im m ediately th a t th e m apping T is contractive. Hence, by the B anach contraction principle, there exists exactly one f0 G being a fixed point of th e m apping T . N ext, we prove th a t /ois a solution of (l).B y the definition of /o we have

(!0) M z ) - g ( z ) + f e *[F( v ( z , t ) , f0( v ( z , t ) ) ) - f0( v(z, t )) ]dt

Jo

for z G 2?” • Since v ( v ( z, t ) , s) = v ( z , t + s) for s , t G [0,oo) and 2 G B rr'o therefore from (10) it follows th a t

f o ( v ( z , s )) = g ( v ( z , s ) ) + et - a [F (u(z,*), f0{ v ( z , t ) ) ) ~ f0( v( z, t ) ) \dt for 5 G [0, oo) a nd 2 G B"0. D ifferentiating bo th sides of this equality w ith respect to the p ara m eter s we ob tain for s = 0

D f0( z ) ( - h ( z ) ) = D g ( z ) ( - h ( z ) )

e‘ [F(v(z, <), f0 (v(z, <))) - f0(v(z, t))]dt ~ F( Z1 fo{z)) + fo(z)

for 2 G B?o. As Dg( z ) ( h( z) ) = g ( z ) for 2 G (com pare [3], T heo-rem 4), th e above equality and (10) gives th a t /„ is a solution of (1).

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Re f e r e n c e s

[1] J . D ieudon ne, F oundations o f M odern A n alysis, R ussian tra n sl.:M ir, Moscow 1964, A cadem ic P ress, New York, 1960.

[2] J . D ug u nd ji an d A. G r a n as, Fixed P oint Theory, P W N , W arszaw a, 1982. [3] E. K u b ic k a a n d T . P o reda , O n the param etric represen ta tion o f starlike m aps

o f the u n it ball in € " in to C l , D em on stratio M ath. 2 1 ( 2 ) (1988), 345-355.

[4] J . M ujica, C om plex A nalysis in B a nach Spaces, N orth-H ollan d, A m sterd a m , 1986.

[5] J.A . P faltzgraff, Subo rdin ation chains and univalence o f h olom orp hic m a p

-pings on Cn , M a th .A nn . 2 10 (1974), 55-68.

[6] T . P o red a , G eneralized differential equations fo r m aps o f B an ach space into

B a na ch space, C o m m en t.M ath . 3 0 .1 (1990), 13-18.

[7] ) O n generalized d ifferential equations in B an ach space, D issertatio n es M ath . 3 1 0 (1991).

Tadeusz Poreda

O H O L O M O R F I C Z N Y C H R O Z W I Ą Z A N I A C H U O G Ó L N I O N Y C H R Ó W N A Ń

R Ó Ż N I C Z K O W Y C H

W tej pracy badane jest istnienie i jednoznaczność holom orficznego rozw iązania rów nania D f { z ) ( h ( z )) = F ( z , f ( z ) ) dla z G B £ przy w a runku /(O ) = 0 i przy za/lożeniu, że 0 jest pu nkte m osobliwym (tzn. h(0) = 0).

In stitu te of M a th e m atics Lódź T echnical U n iversity al. P olitechn ik i 11, 1-2 90-924 Lódź, P olan d

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