
We show that a special stability condition of the associated system of oblique projections (the so-called \ell -paracontractivity) guarantees that the corresponding polyhedral Skorokhod problem in a Hilbert space X is solvable in the space of absolutely continuous functions with values in X . If moreover the oblique projections are transversal, the solution exists and is unique for each continuous input and the Skorokhod map is Lipschitz continuous in both spaces C([0, T];X) and W^{1,1} (0, T; X) . Also, an explicit upper bound for the Lipschitz constant is derived.
ddc:510, polyhedral Skorokhod problem in Hilbert space, Convex programming, \(\ell\)-paracontractivity, polyhedral Skorokhod problem -- oblique reflections -- Lipschitz continuity, Polyhedral manifolds, 52B70, article, polyhedral Skorokhod problem, Lipschitz continuity, 510, oblique reflections, Equations with nonlinear hysteresis operators, 47H30, Ordinary differential inclusions
ddc:510, polyhedral Skorokhod problem in Hilbert space, Convex programming, \(\ell\)-paracontractivity, polyhedral Skorokhod problem -- oblique reflections -- Lipschitz continuity, Polyhedral manifolds, 52B70, article, polyhedral Skorokhod problem, Lipschitz continuity, 510, oblique reflections, Equations with nonlinear hysteresis operators, 47H30, Ordinary differential inclusions
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