For example, Ye and Gao [5] considered the integral inequalities of Henry- Gronwall type and their applications to fractional differential equations with delay; Ma
Grönwalls - Du ringde från flen Du har det där 1992 Av: Ulf Nordquist. I state and prove Grönwall's inequality, which is used for example to show that (under
Gronwall’s inequality. Let y(t),f(t), and g(t) be nonnegative functions on [0,T] where F, g are are positive continuous functions, α, U > 0 are constants and t > 0. He then writes 'an easy application of Gronwall's inequality' yields e − α t F (t) ≤ U + ∫ 0 t e − α τ g (τ) d τ. If I apply Gronwall's inequality (for example the integral version on wikipedia) I only get the weaker estimate is now commonly known as Gronw all’s Inequality, or Gronwall-Bellm an’s Inequality.
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If I apply Gronwall's inequality (for example the integral version on wikipedia) I only get the weaker estimate is now commonly known as Gronw all’s Inequality, or Gronwall-Bellm an’s Inequality.
It is well known that the Gronwall-type inequalities play an important role in the study of qualitative properties of solutions to differential equations and integral equations. The Gronwall inequality was established in 1919 by Gronwall and then it was generalized by Bellman. where and, and are nonnegative continuous functions on, then
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where F, g are are positive continuous functions, α, U > 0 are constants and t > 0. He then writes 'an easy application of Gronwall's inequality' yields e − α t F (t) ≤ U + ∫ 0 t e − α τ g (τ) d τ. If I apply Gronwall's inequality (for example the integral version on wikipedia) I only get the weaker estimate
In this paper, some new Gronwall-type inequalities, which can be used as a handy tool in the qualitative and quantitative analysis of the solutions to certain fractional differential equations, are presented. The established results are extensions of some existing Gronwall-type inequalities in the literature. Based on the inequalities established, we investigate the boundedness, uniqueness For example, Ye and Gao considered the integral inequalities of Henry-Gronwall type and their applications to fractional differential equations with delay; Ma and Pečarić established some weakly singular integral inequalities of Gronwall-Bellman type and used them in the analysis of various problems in the theory of certain classes of differential equations, integral equations, and evolution Various linear generalizations of this inequality have been given; see, for example, [2, p. 37], [3], and [4]. In most of these cases, the upper bound for u is just the solution of the equation corresponding to the integral inequality of the type (1).
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An example illustrating the usefulness of the results for n>1 is given in ?3. 2. A LINEAR GENERALIZATION OF GRONWALL'S INEQUALITY 775 assumed
called the Gronwall-Bellman type inequalities, are important tools to obtain various estimates in the theory of differential equations. For example, Ou-. Iang [ 15] in
Keywords Gronwall–Bellman inequalities; Integral inequalities; Semi-finite It turns out that the decisive difference between these two examples is that in the
Keywords Gronwall-type inequality, differential inequality, difference inequal- process of heat conduction in a domain Ω, may serve as a simple example:. 1.1 Gronwall Inequality .
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Local in time estimates (from integral inequality) In many situations, it is not easy to deal with di erential inequalities and it is much more natural to start from the associated integral inequality. The conclusion can be however the same. Lemma 2.1 (integral version of Gronwall lemma).
This paper presents certain considerations on some lemmas of Gronwall-Bihari-Wendor Example 1. (see [4], [8])
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Keywords: Gronwall inequality, quadratic growth, second order equation. 2010 Mathematics Subject Classification: 26D10, 34B09, 34B10. 1 Introduction The Gronwall inequality is a well-known tool in the study of differential equations and Volterra integral equations, see for example [3,6,10], and is useful in establishing a priori
The conclusion can be however the same. Lemma 2.1 (integral version of Gronwall lemma). We assume that Using Gronwall’s inequality, show that the solution emerging from any point x0 ∈ RN exists for any finite time. Here is my proposed solution. We can first write f(x) as an integral equation, x(t) = x0 + ∫t t0f(x(s))ds 1.1 Gronwall Inequality Gronwall Inequality.u(t),v(t) continuous on [t 0,t 0 +a].v(t) ≥ 0,c≥ 0. u(t) ≤ c+ t t 0 v(s)u(s)ds ⇒ u(t) ≤ ce t t0 v(s)ds t 0 ≤ t ≤ t 0 +a Proof. Multiply both sides byv(t): u(t)v(t) ≤ v(t) c+ t t 0 v(s)u(s)ds Denote A(t)=c + t t 0 v(s)u(s)ds ⇒ dA dt ≤ v(t)A(t).