
The authors consider linear differential equations of the form \[ {dx\over dt}= A(t)x,\tag{1} \] where \(A(t)\) is a linear operator in an arbitrary Banach space. In the case when \(A(t)\) is bounded the authors generalize some well-known results from W. A. Coppel, Massera and Schäffer, Daletskiĭ and Kreĭn and N. van Minh about the roughness of exponential dichotomy of (1). The case when \(A(t)\) is an unbounded operator is considered, too. Sufficient conditions for the roughness of a kind of dichotomy for (1) are derived.
Dichotomy, trichotomy of solutions to ordinary differential equations, Banach space, Applied Mathematics, perturbed equation, Roughness, exponential dichotomy, Exponential dichotomy, Linear differential equations in abstract spaces, Linear differential equations with unbounded coefficients, linear differential equations with unbounded coefficients, Perturbed equation, Linear differential equations, Analysis, roughness
Dichotomy, trichotomy of solutions to ordinary differential equations, Banach space, Applied Mathematics, perturbed equation, Roughness, exponential dichotomy, Exponential dichotomy, Linear differential equations in abstract spaces, Linear differential equations with unbounded coefficients, linear differential equations with unbounded coefficients, Perturbed equation, Linear differential equations, Analysis, roughness
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