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  Volume 6, Issue 5, Article 136
 
The Role of an Integral Inequality in the Study of Certain Differential Equations

    Authors: Nasser-eddine Tatar,  
    Keywords: Abstract semilinear Cauchy problem, analytic semigroup, decay rate, fractional derivative, fractional operator, global existence, singular kernel.  
    Date Received: 28/03/05  
    Date Accepted: 14/11/05  
    Subject Codes:

26A33, 26D07, 26D15, 34C11, 34D05, 35A05

 
    Editors: Pietro Cerone,  
 
    Abstract:

In this paper we present an integral inequality and show how it can be used to study certain differential equations. Namely, we will see how to establish (global) existence results and determine the decay rates of solutions to abstract semilinear problems, reaction diffusion systems with time dependent coefficients and fractional differential problems. A nonlinear singular version of the Gronwall inequality is also presented.

         
       
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