A Variation-of-Constants Formula for Abstract Functional Differential Equations in the Phase Space
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A Variation-of-Constants Formula for Abstract Functional Differential Equations in the Phase Space
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- Vietnam National University, Hanoi Viet Nam
- Okayama University of Science Japan
- University of Electro-Communications Japan
- Chiba University Japan
- VNU University of Science Viet Nam
functional differential equations, phase space, linear functional-differential equations, infinite delay, Linear functional-differential equations, variation-of-constants formula, admissibility, spectrum of functions, Functional-differential equations in abstract spaces, Analysis
functional differential equations, phase space, linear functional-differential equations, infinite delay, Linear functional-differential equations, variation-of-constants formula, admissibility, spectrum of functions, Functional-differential equations in abstract spaces, Analysis
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