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Global Attractors of Non-Autonomous Dissipative Dynamical Systems.
Title:
Global Attractors of Non-Autonomous Dissipative Dynamical Systems.
Author:
Cheban, David N.
ISBN:
9789812563088
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (524 pages)
Contents:
Preface -- Contents -- Notations -- Autonomous dynamical systems -- 1.1 Some notions, notations and facts from theory of dynamical systems -- 1.2 Limit properties of dynamical systems -- 1.3 Center of Levinson -- 1.4 Dissipative systems on the local compact spaces -- 1.5 Criterions of compact dissipativity -- 1.6 Local dissipative systems -- 1.7 Global attractors -- 1.8 On a Problem of J. Hale -- 1.9 Connectedness of the Levinson's center -- 1.10 Weak attractors and center of Levinson -- 1.11 Asymptotic stability -- Non-autonomous dissipative dynamical systems -- 2.1 On the stability of Levinson's center -- 2.2 The positively stable systems -- 2.3 Behaviour of dissipative dynamical systems under homomorphisms -- 2.4 Non-autonomous dynamical systems with convergence -- 2.5 Tests for convergence -- 2.6 Global attractors of non-autonomous dynamical systems -- 2.7 Global attractor of cocycles -- 2.8 Global attractors of non-autonomous dynamical system with minimal base -- 2.9 Homogeneous dynamical systems -- 2.10 Power-law asymptotic of homogeneous systems -- 2.11 Linear systems -- Analytic dissipative systems -- 3.1 Skew-product dynamical systems and cocycles -- 3.2 C-analytic systems -- 3.3 Converse of Lyapunov's theorem for C-analytic systems -- 3.4 On the structure of compact attracting sets of C-analytic systems -- 3.5 Dynamical systems in spaces of sections -- 3.6 Quasi-periodic solutions -- 3.7 The analogy of Cameron-Johnson's theorem -- 3.8 Almost periodic solutions of the weak nonlinear dissipative systems -- The structure of the Levinson center of system with the condition of the hyperbolicity -- 4.1 The chain recurrent motions -- 4.2 The spectral decomposition of the Levinson's center -- 4.3 One-dimensional systems with hyperbolic center -- 4.4 The dissipative cascades -- 4.5 The periodic dissipative systems -- Method of Lyapunov functions.

5.1 Criterions of dissipativity in term of Lyapunov functions -- 5.2 Some criterions of dissipativity of differential equations -- 5.3 Theorem of Barbashin{Krasovskii for non-autonomous dynamical systems -- 5.4 Equations with convergence -- 5.5 Dissipativity and convergence of some equations of 2nd and 3rd order -- 5.6 Construction of Lyapunov function for homogeneous systems -- 5.7 Differentiable homogeneous systems -- 5.8 Global attractors of quasi-homogeneous systems -- Dissipativity of some classes of equations -- 6.1 Difference equations -- 6.2 Equations with impulse -- 6.3 Convergent periodic equations with impulse -- 6.4 Asymptotic stability of linear functional differential equations -- 6.5 Convergence of monotone evolutionary equations -- 6.6 Global attractors of non-autonomous Lorenz systems -- 6.6.1 Non-autonomous Lorenz systems -- 6.6.2 Non-autonomous dissipative dynamical systems and their attractors -- 6.6.3 Almost periodic and recurrent solutions of non-autonomous Lorenz systems -- 6.6.4 Uniform averaging principle -- 6.6.5 Global averaging principle for the non-autonomous Lorenz 6.6.5 Global averaging principle for the non-autonomous Lorenz -- Upper semi-continuity of attractors -- 7.1 Introduction -- 7.2 Maximal compact invariant sets -- 7.3 Upper semi-continuity -- 7.4 Connectedness -- 7.5 Applications -- 7.5.1 Quasi-homogeneous systems -- 7.5.2 Monotone systems -- 7.5.3 Quasi-linear systems -- 7.5.4 Non-autonomously perturbed systems -- 7.5.5 Non-autonomous 2D Navier-Stokes equations -- 7.5.6 Quasi-linear functional-di erential equations -- The relationship between pullback, forward and global attractors -- 8.1 Pullback, forward and global attractors -- 8.2 Asymptotic stability in -condensing semi{dynamical systems -- 8.3 Uniform pullback attractors and global attractors -- 8.4 Examples of uniform pullback attractors.

8.4.1 Periodic driving systems -- 8.4.2 Pullback attractors with singleton component sets -- 8.4.3 Distal dynamical systems -- Pullback attractors of C-analytic systems -- 9.1 C-analytic cocycles -- 9.2 Some general facts about non-autonomous dynamical systems -- 9.3 Positively uniformly stable cocycles -- 9.4 The compact global pullback attractors of C-analytic cocycles with 9.4 The compact global pullback attractors of C-analytic cocycles with -- 9.5 The uniform dissipative cocycles with noncompact base -- 9.6 The compact and local dissipative cocycles with noncompact base -- 9.7 Applications -- 9.7.1 ODEs -- 9.7.2 Caratheodory di erential equations -- 9.7.3 ODEs with impulses -- Pullback attractors under discretization -- 10.1 Non-autonomous dynamical systems and pullback attractors -- 10.2 Non-autonomous quasi-linear di erential equation -- 10.3 Cocycle property -- 10.4 Main result -- 10.4.1 Existence of an absorbing set -- 10.4.2 Upper semi-continuity of the pullback attractor component sets -- 10.4.3 Upper semi-continuous convergence of the discretized pullback attractors -- 10.4.4 Upper semi-continuous convergence of the discretized global attractors -- 10.5 Singleton set-valued pullback attractor case -- 10.6 Appendix: Proof of Lemma 10.4 -- Global attractors of non-autonomous Global attractors of non-autonomous -- 11.1 Non-autonomous Navier-Stokes equations -- 11.2 Attractors of non-autonomous dynamical systems -- 11.3 Almost periodic and recurrent solutions of non-autonomous Navier-Stokes equations -- 11.4 Uniform averaging for a -- 11.5 The global averaging principle for Navier-Stokes equations -- Global attractors of V -monotone dynamical systems -- 12.1 Global attractors of V -monotone NDS -- 12.2 On the structure of Levinson center of V -monotone NDS -- 12.3 Almost periodic solutions of V -monotone systems.

12.4 Pullback attractors of V -monotone NDS -- 12.5 Applications -- 12.5.1 Finite-dimensional systems -- 12.5.2 Caratheodory's di erential equations -- 12.5.3 ODEs with impulse -- 12.5.4 Evolution equations with monotone operators -- Linear almost periodic dynamical systems -- 13.1 Bounded motions of linear systems -- 13.2 Bounded solutions of linear equations -- 13.3 Finite-dimensional systems -- 13.4 Relationship between di erent types of stability -- 13.5 Linear alpha-condensing systems -- 13.6 Exponential stable systems -- 13.7 Linear system with a minimal base -- 13.8 Some classes of uniformly exponentially stable equations -- 13.9 Linear periodic systems -- 13.9.1 Exponential stable linear periodic dynamical systems -- 13.9.2 Some classes of linear uniformly exponentially stable periodic di -- Triangular maps -- 14.1 Triangular maps and non-autonomous dynamical systems -- 14.2 Linear non-autonomous dynamical systems -- 14.3 Quasi-linear non-autonomous dynamical systems -- 14.4 Global attractors of quasi-linear triangular systems -- 14.5 Almost periodic and recurrent solutions -- 14.6 Pseudo recurrent solutions -- 14.7 Chaos in triangular maps -- Bibliography -- Index.
Abstract:
The study of attractors of dynamical systems occupies an important position in the modern qualitative theory of differential equations. This engaging volume presents an authoritative overview of both autonomous and non-autonomous dynamical systems, including the global compact attractor.
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