Fundamental solutions of parabolic differential equations and boundary value problems
Fundamental solutions of parabolic differential equations and boundary value problems
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抛物型微分方程和边值问题的基本解
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10.4099/jjm1924.27.0_55
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1957
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Seizô Itô
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Seizô Itô
parameter semi-group of bounded operators defined by the fundamental solution of a parabolic differential equation, and show the existence of Green functions of elliptic differential equations with a mixed-type boundary condition. In the third chapter, making use of results of above two chapters, we shall give the formula of eigenfunction expansions for elliptic differential equations with boundary conditions. Fundamental solutions of parabolic differential equations have been studied by many authors by means of slightly different approach, especially by W. Feller [11, 12]0), F. G. Dressel [9], K. Yosida [57, 58] and the present author [32, 33]. (See also other papers referred at the end of this papers) we have shown in [33] the existence of the fundamental solution of parabolic differen tial equations with mixed-type boundary condition in a bounded domain, and an explicit formula to express the solution of the parabolic equation with given initial condition and boundary condition. In Chapter I of the present paper, we shall extend those results in [33] to the case where the domain in which the differential equation is considered is not necessarily bounded. In order to con struct a fundamental solution satisfying a mixed-type boundary condition, it seems to be useful to consider local coordinates depending on coefficients of given differential equation (see • ̃3) even if the equation is considered in a subdomain of the euclidean m-space. So we consider differential equations in a subdomain of a manifold in this paper as we did in previous papers [32, 33]. The theory of one-parameter semi-groups of bounded operators in Banach spaces has been established by E. Hille [23] and K. "Yosida [51], and it is closely related with the theory of parabolic differential equations as may be seen, for example, in [12], [13] and [52]. In Chapter II, we shall prove some theorems concerning the strong differentiability of the semi-group defined by the funda