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Mihail Megan

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(h; k)-Dichotomy and Lyapunov Type Norms

The paper considers a general concept of nonuniform (h; k)- dichotomy for evolution operators in Banach spaces. Two characterizations of this concept in terms of some families of norms compatible with the dichotomy projectors are given.

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Integral conditions for nonuniform $μ$-dichotomy on the half-line

We give necessary integral conditions and sufficient ones for the existence of a general concept of $μ$-dichotomy for evolution operators defined on the half-line which includes as particular cases the well-known concepts of nonuniform exponential dichotomy and nonuniform polynomial dichotomy, and also contains new situations. Additionally, we consider an adapted notion of Lyapunov function and use our results to obtain necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of nonuniform $μ$-dichotomies using these Lyapunov functions.

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Exponential Splitting for Nonautonomous Linear Discrete-Time Systems in Banach Spaces

In this paper we consider some concepts of exponential splitting for nonautonomous linear discrete-time systems. These concepts are generalizations of some well-known concepts of (uniform and nonuniform) exponential dichotomies. Connections between these concepts are presented and some illustrating examples prove that these are distinct.

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Exponential dichotomies of evolution operators in Banach spaces

This paper considers three dichotomy concepts (exponential dichotomy, uniform exponential dichotomy and strong exponential dichotomy) in the general context of non-invertible evolution operators in Banach spaces. Connections between these concepts are illustrated. Using the notion of Green function, we give necessary conditions and sufficient ones for strong exponential dichotomy. Some illustrative examples are presented to prove that the converse of some implication type theorems are not valid.

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Nonuniform power instability and Lyapunov sequences

The aim of this paper is to present necessary and sufficient conditions for nonuniform power instability property of linear discrete-time systems in Banach spaces. A characterization of the nonuniform power instability in terms of Lyapunov sequences is also given.

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On exponential stability for linear discrete-time systems in Banach spaces

In this paper we investigate four concepts of exponential stability for difference equations in Banach spaces. Characterizations of these concepts are given. They can be considered as variants for the discrete-time case of the classical results due to E.A. Barbashin [2] and R. Datko [5]. An illustrative example clarifies the relations between these concepts.

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Discrete Asymptotic Behaviors for Skew-Evolution Semiflows on Banach Spaces

The paper emphasizes asymptotic behaviors, as stability, instability, dichotomy and trichotomy for skew-evolution semiflows, defined by means of evolution semiflows and evolution cocycles and which can be considered generalizations for evolution operators and skew-product semiflows. The definition are given in continuous time, but the unified treatment for the characterization of the studied properties in the nonuniform case is given in discrete time. The property of trichotomy, introduced in finite dimension by S. Elaydi and O. Hajek in 1988 as a natural generalization for the dichotomy of linear time-varying differential systems, was studied by us in continuous time and from uniform point of view and in discrete time and from nonuniform point of view but for a particular case of one-parameter semiflows.

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Nonuniform Behaviors for Skew-Evolution Semiflows in Banach Spaces

The paper emphasizes some asymptotic behaviors for skew-evolution semiflows in Banach spaces. These are defined by means of evolution semiflows and evolution cocycles. Some characterizations which generalize classical results are also provided. The approach is from nonuniform point of view.

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