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ÜNIVEESIT ATIS MAEIAE CUEIE-SKŁODOWSKA

LUBLIN - POLONIA

VOL. XXIX, 21 SECTIO A 1975

Instytut Matematyki,Uniwersytet Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej, Lublin

WOJCIECH ZYGMUN'f'

The Generic Property of Differential Equations with Compact Convex Valued Solutions

Własność generyczna równań różniczkowych, których rozwiązaniami są zbiory zwarte i wypukłe

Общее свойство уравнений в выпуклых компактных контингенциях Introduction

Let Rn be the real w-dimensional Euclidean space with the usual norm |-|. By G we denote the family of all nonempty compact convex subsets of Rn endowed with the Hausdorff metric d generated by the norm |-|. It is known (see [4]) that (C, d) is a complete metric space.

We shall denote by capital letters X, Y,Z,... elements of C. In G we introduce the usual algebraic operations:

addition: X + Y = {x + y: xeX,yeY}-,

multiplication by nonnegative scalars A: XX {A#: xeX}.

The following properties hold (see [2]):

X+ {6} = {в}+Х = X 1-X=X

X +(Y+Z) = (X +Y)+Z X(X +Y) = АХ+ АГ X + Y = Y+X X(yX) = (A/x)A

(*) (A + j«)X = ХХ+цХ

d(X+U, Y + V)^d(X, Y)+ d(U, V) d(X + U, Y + U) = d(X, Y)

d(XX, AT) = Ad(T, Y)

d(XX,nY)^pd(X, Y) + lA-/z|(d(X, {6})+ d(Y, {0}))

where /? = max (A, /+, A,y are nonnegative real numbers, 0 is the origin of R" (i.e. 0 = (0, 0, ..., 0)) and {0} denotes the set, whose unique ele­

ment is 0.

12 — Annales t. XXIX, 1975

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178 Wojciech Zygmunt

Let 1 = [0,1] be an unit interval of the real line R. We shall say that a mapping F: I X.C-+C is bounded if there is a positive number Jf such that d(F(t,X), {0}) < M for each (t, Xfd xC.

Let us denote by 3F the collection of all continuous bounded maps F:

IxC-+C. For F,Ge& we put

Dist(F,<?) = sup{d(F(t,T),G(t,Z)): (t,X)dxC\.

Then the space (^, Dist) is a complete metric space.

In the present note we shall deal with the following differential problem of the type

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Z(f) = F(/, A(i)), -X'(O) = Xo, XoeG

where and X denotes the Hukuhara derivative (see [5]) of the set valued function X: I-+C. By a solution of this problem we mean any continuous function X which satisfies (1) on I.

Using the Costello technique [3] we shall show that the set of map­

pings F for which the problem (1) has not an unique solution is a set of the first category in the space (J27, Dist) (this property is called ge­ neric). We recall that a set is said to be of the first category if it is the countable union of nowhere dense and closed sets.

Main Theorem

Let (1,F) denote the problem (1) with the right hand side F. Con­ sider the set X defined by

X = {FeX: (1,F) has nonunique solutions}.

X consists of all mappings in X for which (1) has at least two solutions.

Theorem. The set X is of the first category in X.

Before proving this theorem we shall state two lemmas that will be used in the proof.

Lemma 2. Let F and let d > 0 be given. Then there exists a locally Lipschitz mapping GeX such that Dist(F, G) < <5.

A mapping G: I xC-+C is called locally lipschitzean if for each point pelxC there is open neighbourhood Gp of p and Lp such that d\G(t, X),G(s, Y)) ^Lpe((t, X), (s, Y)) for all (t,X), (s,Y)eOp where p((i, X),(s, Y)) = max(|/ — s|, d(X, Y)). Since the proof of this lemma is essentially the same as the proof of Lemma 1 in [6] given by A.

Lasota and J. Yorke, we only sketch it briefly here.

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Define

(t, X)} = {(», X)el xC: e((t, X), («, F))) < 1 and

d(F(t,X),F(s, ¥))< «5}.

There is a locallyfinite refinement of {X(<5/2, (/, X)): (t, X)el xC) where each Qa is nonempty and open.

For aeA we define /za: IxC->[0,

oo),

pa: IxC->I as follows

Pa(t, -^)

0 if(t,X)/<?a

inf e((t, X), (s, T)) if (t,X)eQa

(a, Y)(dQa

dQa denotes the boundary of Q„), pa(t,X) = pa(t,X)(^pl,(t,X)) \

put Then each pa is locally lipschitzean.

Let {(/„, X„)} be a set of points such that (ta, Xa)eQa for all

a.

Define now G: I xC->I by

G(t,X) = £pa(t,X)-F(ta,Xa).

atsJ

It is easy to verify that G is well defined, because {$„} is locally finite, and locally lipschitzean in view of formulas (*).

For each (t,X)el xC we have

d(F(«,X),<7(f,X)) = d(JW,X)F(f,X), ^pa(t,X)F(ta,Xa}\

< ^{palf,X))A = ».

Hence it follows that Dist(F, G) < <5.

Lemma 2. If is locally lipschitzean, then the problem (1) has exactly one solution.

To prove this lemma, let us recall thefact the space(C, d) may be embed­

ded as a closed positive convex cone of a Banach space {38, ||-||) (see [1]) in such way that the embedding J is an isometric isomorphism, i.e.

J(XX +pY) = HJ(X) + pJ(T) 2,p^0 and

||J(X)-J(y)|| = d(X, X), where X, YeC.

From that, using the embedding of equation (1) in the Banach space we obtain, in our hypotheses, the existence and uniqueness of the solution X: 1->C.

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Proof of the theorem. By De Blasi and Iervolino Theorem (see [2]) each (1, F) has at least one solution. Define

y(F) = sup{supd(X1(t), T2(<)): Xlf X2 solutions of (1, J1)}

tel and

r(F)>^J, »=1,2,...

Then we have = U Tn.

n = l

It is easy to verify that each Tn is a closed set in Now we shall show that each Tn is also a nowhere dense set. Let FeTn be arbitrary. Fix e > 0 arbitrarily and consider a neighborhood &e (F) of F of radius e.

By lemma 1 there is a locally Lipschitz mapping Oc such that GeeOt(F).

This implies that each neighbourhood of F contains a mapping locally lipschitzean. In view of lemma 2, (1,6?,) has the unique solution. Hence no point of Tn has aneighbourhood contained in Tn, that is, Tn is a now­ here dense set in J*.

So J is a set of the first category in

REFERENCES

[1] Banks H.T., Jacobs M.Q., A differential calculus for multifunctions, J. Math.

Anal. Appl., 29, 2 (1970), 246-272.

[2] De Blasi F.S., Iervolino F., Equazioni differenziali con soluzioni a valore compalto convesso, Boll. Un. Mat. Ital., S. IV, 2, 4-5 (1969), 491-501.

[3] Hukuhara M., Integration des applications mesurables dont la valeur est un com­

pact convexe, Funkcial. Ekvac., 10 (1967), 205-223.

[3] Costello T., Generic properties of differential equations, SIAM J. Math. Anal., 4, 2 (1973), 245-249.

[4] Hukuhara M., Sur l'application semicontinue dont la valeur est un compact convexe, Funkcial. Ekvac., 10 (1967), 43-66.

[5] ,, , Integration des applications mesurables dont la valeur est un compact convexe, ibidem, 10 (1967), 205-223.

[6] Lasota A., Yorke J.A., The Generic Property of Existence of Solutions of Diffe­

rential Equations in Banach Space, J.D.E., 13, 1 (1973), 1-11.

STRESZCZENIE

W pracy udowodniono, że zbiór tych przekształceń F, dla których problem

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gdzie X oznacza pochodną w sensie Hukuhary funkcji wieloznacznej X\ I-+C ma przynajmniej dwa rozwiązania, jest zbiorem pierwszej kategorii w przestrzeni (.^, Dist).

РЕЗЮМЕ

В работе доказано, что множество тех отображений для кото­ рых проблема

= F(t,X(t)) Z(0) — Хо, Хо е С,

где X обозначает производную по Фукухару многозначной функции X:

1^С имеет неединственное решение, является множеством первой категории в пространстве (^, Dist).

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