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        ASYMPTOTIC PROPERTIES OF A CLASS OF NONLINEAR STOCHASTIC FUNCTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH INFINITE DELAY

        2017-07-18 11:47:12WANGLinSUNLinHUANGDongshengWENWenhao
        數(shù)學(xué)雜志 2017年4期

        WANG Lin,SUN Lin,HUANG Dong-sheng,WEN Wen-hao

        (School of Applied Mathematics,Guangdong University of Technology,Guangzhou 510520,China)

        ASYMPTOTIC PROPERTIES OF A CLASS OF NONLINEAR STOCHASTIC FUNCTIONAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH INFINITE DELAY

        WANG Lin,SUN Lin,HUANG Dong-sheng,WEN Wen-hao

        (School of Applied Mathematics,Guangdong University of Technology,Guangzhou 510520,China)

        In this paper,the existence and uniqueness and moment boundedness of solutions to stochastic functional di ff erential equations with in fi nite delay are studied.By using the method of Lyapunov functions and the introduction of probability measures,a new condition which assures that the equations have a unique solution and at the same time the moment boundedness,the moment average in time boundedness of this solution is obtained.Relevant results about the Khasminskii-Mao theorems are generalized.

        moment boundedness;Itformula;Brownian motion;in fi nite delay

        1 Introduction

        Stochastic di ff erential equations are well known to model problems from many areas of science and engineering,wherein quite often the future state of such systems depends not only on the present state but also on its past history(delay)leading to stochastic functional di ff erential equations with delay.In recent years,there was an increasing interest in stochastic functional di ff erential equations with in fi nite delay(ISFDEs in short)under less restrictive conditions.The existence and uniqueness of solutions to ISFDEs were discussed(see[1-4]).Some stabilities such as robustness,attraction,pathwise estimation of solutions to ISFDEs were studied(see[5-13]).It is well known that,in order for a stochastic di ff erential equation to have a unique global solution for any given initial value,the coefficients of the equation are generally required to satisfy the linear growth condition and the local Lipschitz condition or a non-Lipschitz condition and the linear growth condition.In the above two classes of conditions,the linear growth condition plays an important role to suppress thegrowth of the solution and avoid explosion in a fi nite time.However,such results are limited on applications since the coefficients of many important systems which do not satisfy the linear growth condition.It is therefore important to fi nd conditions to guarantee the existence of global solutions under the nonlinear growth coefficients.

        Motivated by some results such as[3]and[9],this paper considers a class of stochastic functional di ff erential equations with in fi nite delay whose coefficients are polynomial or controlled by the polynomial functions.We mainly examine the existence and uniqueness of the global solutions of such equations,moment boundedness and moment average boundedness in time.

        In this paper,we consider the stochastic functional di ff erential equation with in fi nite delay

        where

        Assumption 1.1Bothfandgare locally Lipschitz continuous.

        Denote a solution to eq.(1.1)byx(t).Ifx(t)is defined on(-∞,+∞),we call it a global solution.To show the dependence on the initial dataξ,we writex(t)=x(t,ξ).This paper hopes to fi nd some conditions on the coefficients under which there exists a unique global solutionx(t,ξ)to eq.(1.1)and this solution has properties

        and

        whereα ≥0 andp>0 are proper parameters,Kpandare positive constants independent ofξ.

        In order to examine the above problems,a general result is given in Section 3.In Section 4 the general result is discussed in details and two classes of conditions assuring a unique global solution to eq.(1.1)and moment of this solution boundedness are provided in this paper.

        2 Preliminaries

        First,we give some concepts,notations and stipulations which will be used in this paper.Let{ Ω,F,P}be a complete probability space with a fi ltration{Ft}t≥0satisfying the usual conditions(i.e.,it is right continuous andF0contains allP-null sets).LetW(t)(t≥0)be anm-dimensional Brownian motion defined on the probability space.Denote byC((-∞,0];Rn)the family of continuous functions from(-∞,0]to Rn.Denote byBC((-∞,0];Rn)the family of bounded continuous functions from(-∞,0]to Rnwith the norm

        which forms a Banach space,which forms a Banach space.IfAis a vector or matrix,its transpose is denoted byAT.IfAis a matrix,denote its trace norm and operator norm by|A|and‖A‖respectively.Denote the Euclidean norm ofx∈Rnby|x|.Letfor everyi=1,···,n}and0 for everyi=1,···,n}.For any,define

        where diag(d1,···,dn)represents then×nmatrix with all elements zero except those on the diagonal which ared1,···,dn.For the positive de fi nite matrixQ,letλmin(Q)be the smallest eigenvalue ofQ.Denoteh(x)byo(|x|α)if for anyα>0,Throughout this paper,when we use the notationo(|x|α),it is always under the condition|x|→+∞.LetLp((-∞,0];Rn)denote all functionsl:(-∞,0]→Rnsuch that

        The sign function sgn(x)will be used several times in this paper,and therefore,we provide the de fi nition of the function sgn(x)as follows

        For the convenience of reference,several elementary results(see[14])are given as lemmas in the following which will be used frequently.

        Lemma 2.1For anyx,y,α≥ 0,β,ε>0,

        in particular,whenε=1,

        Lemma 2.2For anyx,y∈Rn,0<δ<1,

        Lemma 2.3For anyh(x)∈C(Rn;R),α,a>0,when|x|→∞,h(x)=o(|x|α),then

        When we use the notationo(|x|α)in this paper,it is always under the condition|x|→+∞.

        In addition,throughout this paper,const represents a positive constant,whose precise value or expression is not important.I(x)≤const always implies that I(x)(x∈Rn)has the bounded above.Hence Lemma 2.3 can be rewritten as

        Note that the notationo(|x|α)includes the continuity.

        Lemma 2.4(see[9])Let

        for anyp>0.Then for anyq>p,φ∈Lq((-∞,0];Rn).

        LetM0denote all probability measuresμon(-∞,0].For anyε≥0,define

        Lemma 2.5(see[9])Fixε0>0.For anyε∈[0,ε0],μεis continuously nondecreasing and satis fi esμε0≥με≥μ0=1 andMε0?Mε?M0.

        LetC1,2(R+×Rn;R+)denote the family of all nonnegative functionsV(t,x)on R+×Rnwhich are continuously di ff erential intand twice di ff erential inx,define

        For eq.(1.1),define an operatorLVfromto R by

        Ifx(t)is a solution to eq.(1.1),then by the Itformula(see[15]),we have

        whereLV(t,x(t))=LV(t,x(t),xt).

        In this paper,let

        whereQ∈Rn×nare positive de fi nite matrices andp>0.De fi ne

        Clearly,we have

        By(2.3),

        3 An Elementary Lemma

        The following lemma plays a key role in this paper.

        Lemma 3.1Under Assumption 1.1,if there exist constantsα≥ 0,a,ε,p,K0,Kj,αj>0,probability measuresμj∈Mε(1≤j≤N,j∈N),and a positive de fi nite matrixQ,such that for the functionVdefined in(2.5),φ∈BC((-∞,0];Rn),

        then for any initial data

        ProofFirst,note that condition(3.1)includes the following three inequalities

        and

        For any given initial dataξ∈BC((-∞,0];Rn)∩L?α((-∞,0];Rn),we will divide the whole proof into three steps.

        Step 1Let us fi rst show the existence of the global solutionx(t,ξ).Under Assumption 1.1,eq.(1.1)admits a unique maximal local solutionx(t)for-∞<t<σ,whereσis the explosion time.De fi ne the stopping time

        Sinceξis bounded,whenkis sufficiently large such thatV(θ,x(θ))≤kfor-∞<θ≤0,thusσk≥ 0.Ifσ<+∞,whent→σ,x(t)may explode.Hence

        shows thatσk≤σ.Thus,we may assume 0≤σk≤σ(?k∈N).Obviously,σkis increasing andσk→σ+∞≤σ(k→+∞)a.s..If we can showσ+∞=+∞,thenσ=+∞a.s.,which implies thatx(t)is a global solution.This is also to prove that,for anyt>0,P(σk≤t)→0 ask→+∞.

        Fixt>0.Now we prove thatP(σk≤t)→0(k→+∞).First note that ifσk<+∞,then by the continuity ofx(t),V(σk,x(σk))≥k.Hence,by(2.4)and(3.2),Lemmas 2.4 and 2.5,we can compute that

        whereKtis a positive constant independent ofk.Therefore we have

        which shows thatx(t)=x(t,ξ)is a global solution to eq.(1.1).

        Step 2Let us now show inequality(1.2).Applying the Itformula toeεtV(t,x(t)),by(2.4)and(3.3),Lemmas 2.4 and 2.5,yields

        wherecis a positive constant independent oftandK=ε-1K0is a positive constant independent ofξ.Hence,we have.Then the required assertion(1.2)follows from(2.7).

        Step 3Finally,let us show assertion(1.3).Using(3.4),Lemmas 2.4 and 2.5,we obtain that

        wherec1is a positive constant independent oft.Assertion(1.3)follows directly.The proof is therefore completed.

        Denote the left hand of(3.1)by Φ and establish the inequality

        where

        andα≥ 0,Kj,αj,a,p>0.By Lemma 2.3,

        This,together with(3.6),yields

        Substituting this into(3.5)shows that condition(3.1)is satis fi ed.To get(3.5)and(3.6),some conditions are imposed on the coefficientsfandg.These conditions are considered in the next section.

        4 Main Results

        Recall Φ to denote the left hand of(3.1).By(2.8),

        We fi rst list the following conditions that we will need

        (H1)There existα,κ,>0,the probability measureμ ∈Mεon(-∞,0],a positivede fi nite matrixQ,h(x)∈C(Rn;R),such that

        (H2)There existβ,λ,>0,the probability measureν ∈Mεon(-∞,0],h(x)∈C(Rn;R),such that

        (H3)There exista,β,σ>0,the probability measure∈Mεon(-∞,0],a positivede fi nite matrixQ,h(x)∈C(Rn;R),such that

        (F1)There exista,α,σ>0,the probability measure∈Mεon[-∞,0],a positivede fi nite matrixQ,h(x)∈C(Rn;R),such that

        (F2)There existβ,λ,>0,the probability measureν ∈Mεon[-∞,0],h(x)∈C(Rn;R),such that

        The continuity ofh(x)is important in all these conditions.

        Now we can state one of our main results in this paper.

        Theorem 4.1Under Assumption 1.1,if conditions(H1)-(H3)hold,α ≤2βand

        whereqandRare as defined in(2.6),then for any given initial dataξ∈BC((-∞,0];Rn)∩L?α((-∞,0];Rn),there exists a unique global solutionx(t,ξ)to eq.(1.1).Ifp∈(0,2)satis fi es

        then the solutionx(t,ξ)has properties(1.2)and(1.3),except thatαis replaced by 2β.

        ProofLetVbe as defined in(2.5),p∈(0,2),andε>0 be sufficiently small.Now we estimate I1-I4,respectively.First,by condition(H1)and Lemma 2.1,

        Next,by condition(H2)and Lemma 2.2,for anyu,δ∈(0,1),

        Noting thatp<2 and by condition(H3),we have

        It is easy to see thatI4=o(|φ(0)|2β+p).Then substituting(4.4)-(4.6)into(4.1)yields

        whose form is similar to(3.5),where

        Then we consider(4.8)under di ff erent cases.First,let condition(4.3)hold.Ifα<2β,then by(4.8),

        where

        Therefore

        Letλ,>0(otherwise,we can compute directly).Choosingδ=λ/(λ+)∈(0,1),minimizing the right hand of the above formula and by(4.3),we obtain

        Sinceεis sufficiently small,letuapproach to 1 adequately such that>0.Therefore,the form of(4.9)is similar to(3.6).

        Ifα=2β,then by(4.8),

        where

        If condition(4.2)holds andp>0 is sufficiently small,then condition(4.3)holds.Therefore,there exists a unique global solutionx(t,ξ)(?ξ∈BC((-∞,0];Rn)∩L?α((-∞,0];Rn)to eq.(1.1)).The proof is completed.

        If we impose condition(F1)on functionf,we have

        Theorem 4.2Under Assumption 1.1,if conditions(F1)and(F2)hold,p≥2,α≥2β-2 and

        whereRis as defined in(2.6),m=‖Q‖[1+R(p-2)],then for any initial dataξ∈BC((-∞,0];Rn)∩L((-∞,0];Rn),there exists a unique global solutionx(t,ξ)to eq.(1.1)and this solution satis fi es(1.2)and(1.3).

        ProofThe proof is similar to that of Theorem 4.1,so we omit it.

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        無(wú)限時(shí)滯的隨機(jī)泛函微分方程解的漸近性質(zhì)

        王 琳,孫 琳,黃冬生,溫文豪

        (廣東工業(yè)大學(xué)應(yīng)用數(shù)學(xué)學(xué)院,廣東廣州 510520)

        本文研究了無(wú)限時(shí)滯隨機(jī)泛函微分方程解的存在唯一性,矩有界性的問(wèn)題.利用Lyapunov函數(shù)法以及概率測(cè)度的引入得到了確保方程解在唯一、矩有界、時(shí)間平均矩有界同時(shí)成立的一個(gè)新的條件.推廣了Khasminskii-Mao定理的相關(guān)結(jié)果.

        矩有界;伊藤公式;Brown運(yùn)動(dòng);無(wú)限時(shí)滯

        O211.63

        on:34K50;60H10

        A

        0255-7797(2017)04-0769-12

        date:2015-06-04Accepted date:2015-11-18

        Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(11201083);Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province(S2013010016270);Foundation of College Students Innovation Project(XJ201511845094).

        Biography:Wang Lin(1980-),female,born at Xinyang,Henan,lecturer,major in the theories of stochastic dynamic system.

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