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The method of finite-difference approximations, advanced by C. Bardos and H. Brezis for the nonlinear evolutionary equations, is generalized on differential-operational inclusions which are tightly connected to evolutionary variational inequalities in Banach spaces.

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fulltext © P.O. Kasyanov, V.S. Mel’nik, L. Toscano, 2005 106 ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2005, № 4 TIДC НОВІ МЕТОДИ В СИСТЕМНОМУ АНАЛІЗІ, ІНФОРМАТИЦІ ТА ТЕОРІЇ ПРИЙНЯТТЯ РІШЕНЬ УДК 517.9 METHOD OF APPROXIMATION OF EVOLUTIONARY INCLUSIONS AND VARIATIONAL INEQUALITIES BY STATIONARY P.O. KASYANOV, V.S. MEL’NIK, L. TOSCANO The method of finite-difference approximations, advanced by C. Bardos and H. Brezis for the nonlinear evolutionary equations, is generalized on differential- operational inclusions which are tightly connected to evolutionary variational ine- qualities in Banach spaces. INTRODUCTION At studying of nonlinear evolutionary equations the some spread methods are used: Faedo-Galerkin, singular perturbations, difference approximations, nonlin- ear semigroups of operators and others [1, 2]. The dissemination of these ap- proaches on evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities encounters a se- ries of basic difficulties. The method of nonlinear semigroups of operators in Banach spaces was developed for evolutionary inclusions in works of A.A. Tolstonogov [3], A.A. Tolstonogov and J.I. Umanskij [4], V. Barbu [2] and others. A method of singular perturbations H. Brezis [5] and Yu. Dubinskiy [6] on evolutionary inclusions have disseminated in A.N. Vakulenko’s and V.S. Mel’nik works [7–9], a method of Galerkin’s approximations in P.O. Kasyanov’s works [10, 11]. In the present work the attempt to disseminate a method of difference ap- proximations [1] on evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities is under- taken for the first time. PROBLEM FORMALIZATION Let Φ be separable locally convex linear topological space; Φ′ be the space identified to topologically conjugate to Φ space such, that Φ′⊂Φ ; ),( ϕf is the inner product (canonical pairing) of devices Φ′∈f and Φ∈ϕ . Let the three spaces HV , and V ′ are given, moreover Φ′⊂′⊂ΦΦ′⊂⊂ΦΦ′⊂⊂Φ VHV ,, (1) with continuous and dense embedding; Method of approximation of evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities by stationary Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2005, № 4 107 H is a Hilbert space (with inner product Hhh ),( 21 and corresponding norm Hh |||| ); V be reflexive separable Banach space with norm Vv |||| ; V ′ is the conjugate to V space with dual norm Vf ′|||| . If Φ∈ψϕ, , that H),(=),( ψϕψϕ is inner product of devices V∈ϕ and V ′∈ψ . Let 21= VVV ∩ and 21 ||||||=|||||| VVV ′′ ⋅+⋅⋅ , where )||||,( iViV ⋅ , 1,2=i is re- flexive separable Banach spaces, embedding Φ′⊂⊂Φ iV and Φ′⊂′⊂Φ iV is dense and continuous. Spaces )||||,( iViV ′⋅′ , 1,2=i are topologically conjugate to )||||,( iViV ⋅ concerning the bilinear form ),( ⋅⋅ . Then 21= VVV ′+′′ . Let 11: VVA ′→ , RV →2:ϕ be a functional, Λ is non-bounded operator, which operates from V to V ′ with definitional domain ),;( VVD ′Λ . The follow- ing problem on searching of solutions by a method of finite differences is consid- ered (see [1, chapter 2.7]): ),,;( VVDu ′Λ∈ (2) ,)()( fuuAu ∋∂++Λ ϕ (3) where Vf ′∈ fixed element; 22: VV ′∂ → →ϕ is subdifferential from the functional ϕ (see [13]). THE BASIC GUESSES Let us assume, that a set Φ is dense in space )||||||||,( VV vvVV ′+′∩ . (4) Remark 1. From (4) it follows, that .HVV ⊂′∩ (5) Really, if Φ∈v , that VVH vvv |||||||||||| 2 ′≤ whence, due to (4) it follows (5). Remark 2. If HV ⊂ , it is possible to not introduce Φ and identifying H and 'H , at once receive the following line-up of embeddings: .VHV ′⊂⊂ (6) Definition 1. The family of maps 0)}({ ≥ssG refers to as a continuous semi- group in a Banach space X , if 0≥∀s );()( XXLsG ∈ , IdG =(0) , )()(=)( tGsGtsG + 0, ≥∀ ts , xxtG w →)( as +→ 0t Xx∈∀ . Operator Λ . Let the family of maps 0)}({ ≥ssG be such that 0)}({ ≥ssG is continuous semigroup on VHV ′,, , that is there are three semigroups, defined in spaces HV , , and V ′ correspondingly, which coincide on Φ . Each of them we shall designate as 0)}({ ≥ssG ; P.O. Kasyanov, V.S. Mel'nik, L. Toscano ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2005, № 4 108 0)}({ ≥ssG is non-expanding semigroup in H , that is 1||)(|| );( ≤HHLsG 0≥∀ s . (7) Further let Λ− be the infinitesimal generator of a semigroup 0)}({ ≥ssG with a definitional domain );( VD Λ (accordingly );( HD Λ or );( VD ′Λ ) in V (accordingly in H or in V ′ ). In virtue of [14, theorem 13.35] such generator ex- ists, moreover, it is densely defined closed linear operator in space V (accord- ingly in H or in V ′ ). Let 0 * )}({ ≥ssG be the semigroup conjugated to )(sG , which operates ac- cordingly in HV , , and V ′ . Let *Λ− is the infinitesimal generator of a semi- group 0 * )}({ ≥ssG with definitional domain );( * VD Λ in V , );( * HD Λ in H and );( * VD ′Λ in V ′ . The operator *Λ in H (accordingly in V or in V ′ ) is con- jugated in sense of the theory of unlimited operators to the operator Λ in H (ac- cordingly in V or in V ′ ). It takes place the following. Lemma 1. The sets VVD ∩);( ′Λ and VVD ∩);( * ′Λ are dense in V . Proof. Really, Vu∈∀ 0>ε∀ Φ∈∃ϕ : ,<|||| εϕ Vu − =:nϕ VVD n I ∩);(1 1 ′Λ∈⎟ ⎠ ⎞ ⎜ ⎝ ⎛ Λ−= − ϕ , ϕϕ →n in V as ∞→n . The lemma is proved. Now we define Λ as non-bounded operator, which operates from V to V ′ with definitional domain ),;( VVD ′Λ . Let us put ),(formthe|{=),;( *wvwVvVVD Λ→∈′Λ is continuous on }spacefrominducedtopology,in);( * VVVD ∩′Λ . (8) Then there is unique element :Vv ′∈ξ ),(=),( * wwv vξΛ . If ∩);( VDv ′Λ∈ V∩ , that vv Λ=ξ . Thus, generally we can put vv Λξ = , whence VVDwwvwv ∩);(),(=),( ** ′Λ∈∀ΛΛ . (9) If we enter on ),;( VVD ′Λ the norm VV vv ′Λ+ |||||||| , we receive a Banach space. Let us similarly define space ),;( * VVD ′Λ . Remark 3. If HV ⊂ , then ).;(=),;(and);(=),;( ** VDVVVDVDVVVD ′Λ′Λ′Λ′Λ ∩∩ In case when V does not include in H we assume that ),;(indense);( VVDVDV ′Λ′Λ∩ , ),;(indense);( ** VVDVDV ′Λ′Λ∩ . (10) Remark 4. ([1, chapter 2, remark 7.5., 7.6.]). Method of approximation of evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities by stationary Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2005, № 4 109 ),;(0),(),,;(0),( ** VVDvvvVVDvvv ′Λ∈∀≥Λ′Λ∈∀≥Λ . (11) Let us enter some new denotations. Let Y be some reflexive Banach space. As )(YCv we designate the system of all nonempty convex closed bounded sub- sets from Y . For nonempty subset YB ⊂ we consider the closed convex hull of the given set ))(co(cl:=)(co BB Y . With multi-valued map A it is comparable upper Y yAd wdyA >,<sup=]),([ )(∈ +ω and lower =_]),([ ωyA Y yAd wd >,<inf= )(∈ function of support, where ., Yy ∈ω Properties of the given maps are considered in works [15–17]. Later on yy w n→ in Y will mean, that ny weakly converges to y in space Y . THE CLASSES OF MAPS Let us consider the next classes of maps of pseudomonotone type: Definition 2. Operator VVA ′→: refers to pseudomonotone, if from Vy nn ⊂≥ 0}{ , 0yy w n → in V , and 0)),((lim 0 ≤− ∞→ yyyA nn n it follows, that 11 }{}{ ≥≥ ⊂∃ nnkkn yy : VwwyyAwyyA knkn k ∈∀−≥− ∞→ )),(()),((lim 00 . Definition 3. The next set: })()(>,<|'{=)( VuvuvupVpv ∈∀−≤−∈∂ ϕϕϕ refers to subdifferential map form functional R→V:ϕ in point Vv∈ . Definition 4. Multi-valued map *: VVA →→ refers to: 1) λ -pseudomonotone, if from Vy nn ⊂≥0}{ , 0yy w n → in V and 0),(lim 0 ≤− ∞→ yyd nn n , where )(co nn yAd ∈ 1≥∀n it follows, that it is possible to choose such 0000 }{}{,}{}{ ≥≥≥≥ ⊂⊂ nnkknnnkkn ddyy that ;]),([),(lim _00 wyyAwydVw knkn k −≥−∈∀ ∞→ 2) bounded, if A translates arbitrary bounded in V set in bounded in *V ; 3) coercive, if +∞→+ − ]),([|||| 1 vvAv V as +∞→Vv |||| ; 4) satisfies condition )(κ if the map R]),([|||| 1 ∈→∋ + − vvAvvV V is bounded from below on bounded in 0\V sets, that is Dvc v vvA cVVD V ∈∀≥∈∃−⊂∀ + 11 |||| ]),([ :Rin bounded}0{\ . P.O. Kasyanov, V.S. Mel'nik, L. Toscano ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2005, № 4 110 Remark, that the bounded multi-valued maps and monotone multi-valued operators, including subdifferential maps, are satisfying condition )(κ . Definition 5. Multivalued map )(: *VCVA v→ satisfies property )(M , if from Vy nn ⊂≥0}{ , )( nn yAd ∈ 1≥∀n : 0yy w n → in V , 0dd w n → in V ′ , ),(),(lim 00 ydyd nn n ≤ ∞→ it follows, that )( 00 yAd ∈ . Definition 6. Operator *)(: VVLDL →⊂ refers to maximally monotone, if it is monotone and from )(0)),(( LDuuvuLw ∈∀≥−− it follows, that )(LDv∈ and wvL =)( . Lemma 2. Let V , W be Banach spaces, densely and continuously embed- ded in locally convex linear topological space Y , VVA ′→→: , WWB ′→→: — multi-valued λ -pseudomonotone maps and one of them is bound-valued. Then the multi-valued operator WVWVBAA ′+′→→+ ∩::= is λ -pseudomonotone. Proof. Let yy w n → in WVX ∩=: (that is yy w n → in V and yy w n → in W ) and the next inequality is holds: 0>,<lim ≤− ∞→ Xnn n yyd , (12) where )(co)(co=)(co nnnn yByAyAd +∈ . (13) Let us prove the last equality. It is obvious, that +)(co=)(co nn yAyA )(co nyB+ and, moreover, )(co)(co)(co nnn yByAyA +⊃ . Let us prove the in- verse inclusion. Let x is a frontier point of )( nyA . Then =⊂∃ ≥ )(co}{ 1 nmm yAx )(co)(co= nn yByA + : xx w m → in X as ∞→m , because of Mazur theorem (see [14]), for an arbitrary convex set its weak and the strong closure is coincide. Hence, 1≥∀m ),( nm yAv ∈∃ )( nm yBw ∈∃ : mmm xwv =+ and, taking into account bound-valuededness of one of the maps and Banach-Alaoglu theorem, we obtain, within to a subsequence, vv w m → in V , ww w m → in W for some )(co nyAv∈ , )(co nyBw∈ . The statement (13) is proved. Consequently ,= nnn ddd ′′+′ where )(co nn yAd ∈′ , )(co nn yBd ∈′′ . From here, within to a sub- sequence, we obtain one of two inequalities: 0>,<lim0,>,<lim ≤−′′≤−′ ∞→∞→ Wnn n Vnn n yydyyd . (14) Without loss of generality, let us consider, that (within to a subse- quence) 0>,<lim ≤−′ ∞→ Vnn n yyd . Then, due to λ -pseudomonotony of A , 1}{}{ ≥⊂∃ nnmm yy : .]),([>,<lim _ VvvyyAvyd Vmm m ∈∀−≥−′ ∞→ Method of approximation of evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities by stationary Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2005, № 4 111 Let us put in last equality yv = , then 0=]),([>,<lim _yyyAyyd Vmm m −≥−′ ∞→ . Hence, 0=>,<lim Vmm m yyd −′∃ ∞→ . Then, due to (12), −′< ∞→ mmn yd ,lim 0> ≤− Wy . Taking into account (14), λ -pseudomonotony of A and B , we have ,]),([>,<lim _ VvvyyAvyd Vknkn k ∈∀−≥−′ ∞→ .]),([>,<lim _ WwwyyBwyd Wknkn k ∈∀−≥−′′ ∞→ Then from last two relations it follows ≥−′′+−′≥− ∞→∞→∞→ Wknkn k Vknkn k Xknkn k xydxydxyd >,<lim>,<lim>,<lim .]),([=]),([]),([ ___ WVxxyyAxyyBxyyA ∩∈∀−−+−≥ The lemma is proved. Lemma 3. Let V , W be Banach spaces, densely and continuously embed- ded in locally convex linear topological space Y , VVA ′→→: , WWB ′→→: are multi-valued coercive maps, which satisfies condition )(κ . Then the multi-valued operator WVWVBAA ′+′→→+ ∩::= is coercive. Proof. We obtain this statement arguing by contradiction. Let’s assume, that :}{ 1≥∃ nnx +∞→+ WnVnXn xxx ||||||=|||||| as ∞→n , but < |||| ]),([ sup 1 Xn nn n x xxA + ≥ +∞< . Case 1. +∞→Vnx |||| as ∞→n , cx Wn ≤|||| 1≥∀n ; 0>, |||| ]),([ inf:=)(, |||| ]),([ inf:=)( |||||||| r w wwB r v vvA r WWw B VVv A + = + = γγ γγ . Remark, that +∞→+∞→ )(,)( rr BA γγ as +∞→r . Then 1≥∀n VnVnAnnVn xxxxAx ||||)||||(]),([|||| 1 γ≥+ − and ×≥+ )||(|| |||| ]),([ VnA Xn nn x x xxA γ .||||and||||as |||| |||| cxx x x WnVn Xn Vn ≤+∞→+∞→× In this case, due to condition )(κ , 1≥∀n ∞→→≥≥+ n x x c x x x x xxB Xn Wn Xn Wn WnB Xn nn at0 |||| |||| |||| |||| )||(|| |||| ]),([ 1γ , where R1 ∈c is the constant from condition )(κ . It is clear, that ∞→+∞→+ +++ n x xxB x xxA x xxA Xn nn Xn nn Xn nn as |||| ]),([ |||| ]),([ = |||| ]),([ . P.O. Kasyanov, V.S. Mel'nik, L. Toscano ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2005, № 4 112 We have an inconsistency with boundedness of the left part of the given ex- pression. Case 2. The case cx Vn ≤|||| 1≥∀ n and ∞→Wnx |||| as ∞→n is investi- gated similarly. Case 3. Let us consider the situation, when ∞→Vnx |||| and ∞→Wnx |||| as ∞→n . Then, + + ≥∞+ + ≥ WnVn Vn VnA Xn nn n xx xx x xxA |||||||| ||||)||(|| |||| ]),([ sup> 1 γ WnVn Wn WnB xx xx |||||||| ||||)||(|| + + γ . (15) It is obvious, that 1≥∀n 0> |||| |||| Xn Vn x x and 0> |||| |||| Xn Wn x x . And, if even one of limits, for example 0 |||| |||| → Xn Vn x x , that 1 |||| |||| 1= |||| |||| →− Xn Vn Xn Wn x x x x . We have an inconsistency with (15). The lemma is proved. THE MAIN RESULT Theorem. Let a) 11: VVA ′→ be bounded pseudomonotone on 1V operator, which satisfies the following coercive condition: +∞→+∞→ 1 1 ||||as |||| )),(( V V u u uuA ; (16) b) functional R: 2 →Vϕ is convex, lower semicontinuous and the following takes place: +∞→+∞→ 2 2 ||||as |||| )( V V v v vϕ ; (17) c) The operator Λ satisfies all listed above conditions, including conditions (7) and (10). Then for every Vf ′∈ there exists such u , that satisfies (2) and (3). Remark 5. If HV ⊂ , inclusion (2) implies, that );( VDVu ′Λ∈ ∩ . Proof. The approximate solutions. Natural approximation of inclusion (3) is inclusion 0)>()()()( hfuuAu h hGI hhh ∋∂++ − ϕ . (18) Though, if V does not include in H (18), generally speaking, has no solu- tions, and it is necessary to modify the given inclusion in appropriate way. We choose such sequence 1)(0,∈hθ , that 0as0 1 →→ − h h hθ . (19) Method of approximation of evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities by stationary Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2005, № 4 113 Let us put 1=hθ when H⊂V . Further, we take h hGI h h )( = θ− Λ (20) and also replace (18) with the inclusion fuuAu hhhh ∋∂++Λ )()( ϕ . (21) Lemma 4. Inclusion (21) has a solution H∩Vuh ∈ . Proof. Let us enter the map 11:= VHVHAB h ′+→+Λ ∩ . (22) We consider the following variation inequality: HVvuvfuvuvuB hhhh ∩∈∀−≥−+− ),()()()),(( ϕϕ . (23) Let us prove the existence of such H∩Vuh ∈ , that is a solution of the given inequality. The given statement follows from [15, theorem 7], if to put 1= VHV ∩ , 2= VW , BA = , ϕϕ = and under condition of realization Lemma 5. Operator B satisfies to the following conditions: i) ∞→+∞→ 1 1 ||||as |||| )),(( VH VH u u uuB ∩ ∩ ; (24) ii) 1ontonepseudomono VHisB ∩ ; (25) iii) 1onbounded VHisB ∩ . (26) Proof. і) As )(sG is non-stretched on H , then Hv∈∀ ( )≥−≥−Λ HHhHhh vvsGv h vvhGv h vv ||||||)(||||||1),)((1=),( 2 θθ 2||||1 H h v h θ− ≥ . (27) From here it follows the coercive condition and condition )(κ for hΛ on H . Thus, due to (2), we can use lemma 3 for maps hA Λ= on HV = and AB = on 1= VW , whence it follows (24), if we prove, that A satisfies condition )(κ . Really, if it is not true, then 0\}{ 11 Vw nn ⊂∃ ≥ such bounded in W , that ∞−→− +]),([1|||| 1 nnVn wwAw as ∞→n , but in virtue of boundedness of A , we have ∞−−≥−− ≥ + >||)(||sup)),((1||||=]),([1|||| 1111 Vn n nnVnnnVn wAwwAwwwAw . iіі) The boundedness of B on 1VH ∩ follows from the boundedness of hΛ on H and A on 1V . The boundedness of hΛ on H immediately follows from the definition of hΛ and estimation (6). P.O. Kasyanov, V.S. Mel'nik, L. Toscano ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2005, № 4 114 іі). Let us prove the pseudomonotony of B on 1VH ∩ . For this purpose we use lemma 2 with hA Λ= on HV = and AB = on 1= VW . From here, due to the pseudomonotony and to the property of bound-valuedness of A on 1V , it is enough to prove pseudomonotony of hΛ on H . Let 0.),(lim,in ≤−Λ→ ∞→ yyyHyy nnh n n Then, from estimation (27) we have 0=00),(lim),(lim),(lim +≥−Λ+−Λ−Λ≥−Λ ∞→∞→∞→ yyyyyyyyyy nh n nhnh n nnh n . Hence 0=),(lim yyy nnh n −Λ∃ ∞→ . Further, Hu∈∀ , 0>s∀ let +yw =: )( yus −+ . Then 1),(),(),(),( ≥∀−Λ−−Λ+−Λ−≥−Λ nyuwsyywyyyuyys hnhnnhnh and ),(),(lim),(),(lim yuwuyyyuwsuyys hnh n hnh n −Λ−≥−Λ⇔−Λ−≥−Λ ∞→∞→ . Let +→ 0s then ),(=),(),(lim uyyyuyuyy hhnh n −Λ−Λ−≥−Λ ∞→ and +−Λ≥−Λ ∞→∞→ ),(lim),(lim yyyuyy hnh n hnh n Huuyyuyy hnh n ∈∀−Λ≥−Λ+ ∞→ ),(),(lim . Thus we have the required statement. The lemma is proved. To complete the proof of lemma 4 it is necessary to show, that for fixed 1VHuh ∩∈ the variation inequality (23) is equivalent to inclusion (22). If 1VHv ∩∈ is arbitrary, then, by definition of subdifferential map, the inequality (23) is equivalent to )()( hh uuBf ϕ∂∈− , that in turn, by definition of B , it is equivalent to (22). The lemma is proved. The boundary transition on h . From lemma 4 for every 0>h the exis- tence of such 1VHuh ∩∈ and )( hh ud ϕ∂∈ , that fduAu hhhh =)( ++Λ . (28) is follows. If we put in (23) 0=v , we obtain )0(),()()),(( ϕϕ +≤+ hhhh ufuuuB . (29) Let us prove boundedness of 0>}{ hhu in V as h close to zero. For this pur- pose we use advantage coercive conditions (16) and (24). Let us assume, that ∞→+ 21 ||||||=|||||| VhVhVh uuu . Case 1. ∞→ 1 |||| Vhu , cu Vh ≤ 2 |||| ; Method of approximation of evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities by stationary Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2005, № 4 115 0>, |||| )( inf = =:)(, |||| )),(( inf = :=)( 22 ||||11 |||| r u u r r u uuB r r VVuVVu B ϕ γγ ϕ . Remark, that +∞→)(rBγ and +∞→)(rϕγ as ∞+→r . Then 11 1 1 ||||)||(||)),((|||| VVBhhVh uuuuBu γ≥− and ≥ + ≥ + ≥+← Vh hhh Vh h Vh VV u uuuB u uf u ff |||| )()),(( |||| )0(),( |||| )0(|||||||| '' ϕϕϕ ≥+≥ Vh VhVh Vh VhVhB u uu u uu |||| ||||)||(|| |||| ||||)||(|| 2211 ϕγγ ∞→+∞→+ + ≥ Vh Vh VhVh Vh VhVhB uas u uu cu uu |||| |||| ||||)||(|| |||| ||||)||(|| 22 1 11 ϕγγ . We have an inconsistency with boundedness of the left part of the given ine- quality. It is necessary to notice, that last item in a right-side of last inequality tends to zero. It follows from boundedness from below of ϕ on the bounded sets (see [13]). Case 2. The case cu Vh ≤ 1 |||| , ∞→ 2 |||| Vhu is investigated similarly. Case 3. Let us consider the situation, when ∞→ 1 |||| Vhu , .|||| 2 ∞→Vhu Then, 21 22 21 11 '' |||||||| ||||)||(|| |||||||| ||||)||(|| |||| )0(|||||||| VhVh VhVh VhVh VhVhB Vh VV uu uu uu uu u ff + + + ≥+← ϕγγϕ . (30) It is obvious, that 0> |||| |||| 1 V V u u and 0> |||| |||| 2 V V u u . And, if even one of bounda- ries, for example, 0 |||| |||| 1 → V V u u , that 1 |||| |||| 1= |||| |||| 12 →− V V V V u u u u . We have an incon- sistency in (30). Thus, 0asinboundedare →hVuh . (31) Prove, that 0asinboundedare 2 →′ hVdh . (32) First, from equality (28) we receive: ∞→→+∞⊂∀∞ nhhud nnnhnh n as0:)(0,}{<),(sup . (33) Due to ,Huh ∈ from equality (28), estimation (31) and boundednesses of an operator A we have +−+ )),((sup),(sup=),(sup nhnh nnh nnhnh n uuAufud +∞+′≤Λ−+ ′ <||||sup||)(||sup||||sup||||),(sup Vnh n Vnh n Vnh n Vnhnhnh n uuAufuu . P.O. Kasyanov, V.S. Mel'nik, L. Toscano ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2005, № 4 116 Now, in virtue of (33), we prove (32). From )( nhnh yd ϕ∂∈ and from defini- tion of subdifferential map, 2Vv∈∀ ≤−+≤−+≤ )()(),(sup),(sup),(sup),(sup nhnhnh nnhnh nnhnh nnh n yvydyvdydvd ϕϕ ∞+−+≤ <)(inf)(),(sup nh nnhnh n yvyd ϕϕ , as functional ϕ is bounded from below on bounded sets. From here, under Ba- nach-Steingauss theorem (32) is follows. From (31) and boundedness of an operator A on 1V it follows, that 0asinboundedare)( 1 →′ hVuA h . (34) From equality (28), estimates (31), (32) and (34), under Banach-Alaoglu theorem, the existence of such subsequences 0>1 }{}{ hhnnh uu ⊂≥ , ⊂≥1}{ nnhd 0>}{ hhd⊂ , 0>1 )}({)}({ hhnnh uAuA ⊂≥ 0)<(0 →nh , which further we will des- ignate simply as 0>}{ hhu , 0>}{ hhd , 0>)}({ hhuA accordingly, and elements Vu∈ , 1V∈χ , 2Vd ∈ the next convergences ddVuAVuu w h w h w h →→→ 'in)(in 1χ VLuuLV w hh ′→′ inin 2 (35) are follows, in particular, 'in:=)(=: VwdduAv w hhh +→+ χ . (36) Let us enter the following map: )(:)()(=)( VCVvvAvC v ′→∂+ ϕ . Now prove, that the given map satisfies property )(M . For this purpose it is enough to show λ -pseudomonotony of C on V . If C is λ -pseudomonotone on V and Vy nn ⊂≥0}{ , )( nn yCd ∈ 1≥∀n : ),(),(limand'in,in 0000 ydydVddVyy nn n w n w n ≤→→ ∞→ , then 0=),(),(),(lim),(lim),(lim 000000 ydydydydyyd n n nn n nn n −≤−+≤− ∞→∞→∞→ . Hence, due to λ -pseudomonotony of C it follows, that ⊂∃ ≥1}{ kkny 1}{ ≥⊂ nny , 11 }{}{ ≥≥ ⊂ nnkkn dd : _00 ]),([),(lim wyyCwydVw knkn k −≥−∈∀ ∞→ . From here ≤−≤−≤− ∞→∞→ − ),(lim),(lim]),([ 00 wydwydwyyC nn nknkn k Method of approximation of evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities by stationary Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології, 2005, № 4 117 Vwwyd ∈∀−≤ ),( 00 . Hence )( 00 yCd ∈ . Thus C satisfies condition )(M on V . In turn, lemma 2, pseudomonotony and bounded-valuedness of A on 1V provides the last, if to prove λ -pseudomonotony of ϕ∂ on 2V . As it is known, the last statement follows from [20.ІІІ, lemma 2, remark 2]. We use the fact, that C satisfies property )(M on V . Let us take v from );( VDV ′Λ∗∩ . From (28) and (36) it follows, that ),(=),(),( * vfvvvu hhh +Λ . (37) But vhG h I v h hGIv h h * * * )()(= θ− + − Λ (38) and due to (20), vvh ** Λ→Λ in V ′ ; and consequently, as h tends to zero in (37) we receive: );(V),(=),(),( * VDvvfvwvu ′Λ∈∀+Λ ∗∩ and (in virtue of (7), (8)) ),,( VVDu ′Λ∈ fwu =+Λ and we prove the theorem, if we show that )(uCw∈ . (39) On the other hand, because of (28) and (36) for H);(V ⊂′Λ∈ VDv ∩ , we have ≤−−Λ−−Λ−−− )),((),(),(=),( vuvuvuvvufvuv hhhhhhhh ),(),( vuvvuf hhh −Λ−−≤ , as 0≥Λ h in );( HHΛ . From here );(V),(),(),(),(suplim VDvvuvvufvwuv hh ′Λ∈∀−Λ−−−≤ ∩ . But, due to (9), the same inequality is fulfilled ),;( VVDv ′Λ∈∀ , and when uv = we obtain ),(),(suplim uwuv hh ≤ , and also (39), because of C is the operator of type )(M . The theorem is proved. Example. Let Ω in nR be a bounded region with regular boundary Ω∂ , ]0,[= TS be finite time interval, )(0;= TQ ×Ω , )(0;= TT ×Ω∂Γ . As operator A we take ))((=))(( tuAtAu , where ϕϕϕϕϕ 2 2 1= =)( − − +⎟ ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ ⎜ ⎜ ⎝ ⎛ ∂ ∂ ∂ ∂ ∂ ∂ −∑ p i p ii n i xxx A (40) P.O. Kasyanov, V.S. Mel'nik, L. Toscano ISSN 1681–6048 System Research & Information Technologies, 2005, № 4 118 (see [1, chapter 2.9.5]); V is closed subspace in Sobolev space )(1, ΩpW , 1>p such, that )()( 1,1, 0 Ω⊂⊂Ω pp WVW (41) and )).(;(0,=)),(;(0,=),;(0,= 222221 ΩΩ LTLVLTLHVTLV p We consider convex lower semicontinuous coercive functional RR →:ψ and its subdifferential RR→→Φ : , that satisfies growth condition. If we put 21= VVV ∩ (from here ))(;(0,);(0,= 22 * Ω+′ LTLVTLV q , where 1=11 qp + ), we obtain the situation (6), if 2≥p . At 2<<1 p the common case takes place, if to take );(0,= VTDΦ (see [1]). As an operator Λ we take the derivation operator in sense of space of sca- lar distributions );(0, ** VTD , }|{=:=)',;( VHyHVyWVVD ′+∈′∈Λ ∩ }at0;at)({=:)()( stststtsG ≤≥−ϕϕ . 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spelling journaliasakpiua-article-1655582019-04-25T16:24:40Z Method of approximation of evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities bi stationary Метод конечных разностей для эволюционных включений и вариационных неравенств Метод скінченних різниць для еволюційних включень та варіаційних нерівностей Kasyanov, P. O. Mel’nik, V. S. Toscano, L. The method of finite-difference approximations, advanced by C. Bardos and H. Brezis for the nonlinear evolutionary equations, is generalized on differential-operational inclusions which are tightly connected to evolutionary variational inequalities in Banach spaces. Обобщен метод конечно-разностных аппроксимаций, развитый Бардосом и Брезисом для нелинейных эволюционных уравнений, на дифференциально-операторные включения, которые тесно связаны с эволюционными вариационными неравенствами в банаховых пространствах. Узагальнено метод кінцево-різницевих апроксимацій, розвинутий Бардосом і Брезисом для нелінійних еволюційних рівнять, на диференційно-операторні включення, які тісно пов’язані з еволюційними варіаційними нерівностями у банахових просторах. The National Technical University of Ukraine &quot;Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute&quot; 2019-04-25 Article Article application/pdf https://journal.iasa.kpi.ua/article/view/165558 System research and information technologies; No. 4 (2005); 106-119 Системные исследования и информационные технологии; № 4 (2005); 106-119 Системні дослідження та інформаційні технології; № 4 (2005); 106-119 2308-8893 1681-6048 en https://journal.iasa.kpi.ua/article/view/165558/164760 Copyright (c) 2021 System research and information technologies
spellingShingle Kasyanov, P. O.
Mel’nik, V. S.
Toscano, L.
Метод скінченних різниць для еволюційних включень та варіаційних нерівностей
title Метод скінченних різниць для еволюційних включень та варіаційних нерівностей
title_alt Method of approximation of evolutionary inclusions and variational inequalities bi stationary
Метод конечных разностей для эволюционных включений и вариационных неравенств
title_full Метод скінченних різниць для еволюційних включень та варіаційних нерівностей
title_fullStr Метод скінченних різниць для еволюційних включень та варіаційних нерівностей
title_full_unstemmed Метод скінченних різниць для еволюційних включень та варіаційних нерівностей
title_short Метод скінченних різниць для еволюційних включень та варіаційних нерівностей
title_sort метод скінченних різниць для еволюційних включень та варіаційних нерівностей
url https://journal.iasa.kpi.ua/article/view/165558
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