On the Global Existence of Solutions to a System of Second Order Nonlinear Differential Equations
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1 On the Global Existence of Solutions to a System of Second Order Nonlinear Differential Equations Faniran aye Samuel Department of Computer Science, Lead City University, Ibadan. P.O.Box 3678, Secretariat, Ibadan. Abstract Solutions of second order nonlinear differential system is investigated. A sufficient condition for every solution of the system to exist globally is obtained. Sufficient conditions are placed on the functions in the system that guarantee global existence of solutions to the system and these conditions are put into a theorem which is proved. 1. Introduction Consider the second order nonlinear differential system: x = 1 [c(y) b(x)] a(x) y = a(x)[h(x) e(t)] (1) where a: R (, ), b, c, h: R R and e: R R are continuous. Our aim in this paper is to establish criteria under which solutions to the second order nonlinear differential system in Eq.(1) exist globally. System (1) can be regarded as a mathematical model for many phenomena in applied sciences. It has been investigated by several authors. Constantin Adrian[2] considered sufficient conditions for the continuability of solutions for perturbed differential equations and some results for the global existence of solutions were obtained. Mustafa and Rogovchenko[6] proved global existence of solutions for a general class of nonlinear second-order differential equations that includes, in particular, Van der Pol, Rayleigh and Lienard equations and relevant examples were discussed. hen Cemil unc and imur Ayhan[3] dealt 66
2 with the global existence and boundedness of solutions for a certain nonlinear integro-differential equation of second order with multiple constant delays and obtained some new sufficient conditions which guarantee the global existence and boundedness of solutions to the considered equation. akasi Kusano and William F. rench[7] established sufficient conditions that ensure that the solutions to nonlinear differential equations exist on a given interval and have the prescribed asymptotic behaviour. Our result is closely related to the one obtained in the paper[1]. Definition 1.1: Consider the following Cauchy problem for a nonlinear system: y (t) = f(t, y(t)), y (t ) = x, (1.1) where (to, xo) A R x R n = R n+1 is fixed, with A, a given open set and f: A R n continuous. We say that a function y: I R n is a solution of (1.1) on I if I R is an open interval, to I, y c 1 (I, R n ), y ' (t)= f(t,y(t))for all t I and y(to)= xo Definition 1.2: We say that the problem (1.1) admits global solutions or is globally solvable if for every open interval I R such that {x R n (t, x) A} t I, there exists a function y: I R n which is solution of (1.1) on I. Main Result Main result will be presented on the global existence of solutions to system (1.1) under general conditions on the nonlinearities. y Define c(s), H(x) = x a 2 (s) h(s) hen we have the following: heorem 2.1: Assume that (i) there exists some k such that sgn(x)h(x) + k, x R (2.2) 67
3 (ii) sgn (y)c(y) + k, y R there exists some N and Q > such that H(x) < Q, x > N, (2.3) C(y) < Q, y > N, (iii) lim y sgn(y) C(y) = Q lim x [( Q sgn(x)h(x) (iv) there exists two positive functions μ, w c([, K + Q), (, )) such that a(x) c(y) min μ(sgn(x)h(x) + K) + w(sgn(x)h(x) + K), μ(sgn(y)c(y) + K) + w(sgn(y)c(y) + K) 1 x > N, y > N (2.4) (v) sgn(x)a(x)b(x)h(x) [μ(sgn(x)h(x) + K) + w(sgn(x)h(x) + K)], x > N and h(x) M <, x R If K+Q μ(s) + w(s) =, then every solution of (1.1) exists globally. Proof: Due that a: R (o, ), b, c, h R R and e: R R are continuous, by Peano s Existence heorem [6 ], we have that the system (1.1) with any initial data (x, y ) possesses a solution(x(t), y(t)) on [O, ] for some maximal >. If <, one has lim t ( x(t) + y(t) ) = First, assume that lim t y(t) = Since y(t) is continuous, there exists < such that y(t) > N, t [, ] (2.7) ake V 1 (t, x, y) = sgn(y)c(y) + K, t R +, x, y R. Differentiating V 1 (t, x, y) with respect to t along solution (x(t), y(t)) of (1.1), we have = V 1 t + V 1 x dx + V 1 y dy 68
4 Dividing both sides by, we have = V 1 t + V 1 x dx + V 1 y dy = + + C(y) y y But C(y) = c(s) and y = a(x)[h(x) e(t)] y c(y) y = c(y) = a(x)h(x) + a(x)e(t) = sgn(y)c(y)[ a(x)h(x) + a(x)e(t)] = sgn(y)[ a(x) c(y) h(x) + a(x) c(y) e(t)] Using triangle inequality, we have a(x)c(y) h(x) + e(t) a(x)c(y) ( h(x) + e(t) ) ( h(x) + e(t) ) a(x) c(y) Recall that h(x) M and also by assumption (2.4), We have (M + e(t) ) [μ (sgn(y) c(y) + K) + w(sgn(y) c(y) + K)], t [, ] (2.8) Since o sgn(y(t)) C(y(t)) + K < Q < Q + K, t [, ], we obtain (M + e(t) ) [μ(sgn(y) c(y) + K) + w(sgn(y) c(y) + K] (t) (M + e(t) ) [(sgn(y) c(y) + K)(μ + w)] Dividing both sides by (V 1 (t)) + w(v 1 (t)), we have 69
5 (t) μ(v 1 (t)) + w(v 1 (t)) (M + e(t) )[V 1(t)(μ + w)] V 1 (t)(μ + w) (M + e(t) ), t [, ] (2.9) Denote V 1 (t) = V 1 (t, x(t), y(t)) Since lim y K+Q sgn(y)c(y) = Q, s (μ(s) + w(s)))) =, y(t), c(y) are continuous, there exists t 1 < t 2 < such that V 1(t 2) V 1 (t 1 ) μ(s) + w(s) V 1(t 2) V 1 (t 1 ) μ(s) + w(s) > M + e(t) (2.1) Integrating (2.9) with respect to t, we obtain M + e(t) < t 1 t 2 an M > V 1(t 2) V 1 (t 1 ) μ(s) + w(s) = (M + e(t) ) M + e(t) t 1 t 2 (t) μ(v 1 (t)) + w(v 1 (t))
6 y(t) M t [, ] 2.12 By the result above, we have lim t x(t) = Setting V 2 (t, x, y) = sgn(x) H(x) + K t R +, x, y R 2.13 Since x(t) is continuous, 1 < x(t) > N, t [ 1, ] 2.14 We differentiate V 2 (t, x, y) with respect to t along solution (x(t), y(t)) of (1.1), we obtain dv 2 = V 2 t + V 2 t dx + V 2 y dy dv 2 = V 2 t + V 2 dx x + V 2 dy y Following the same process as in (2.8), we obtain dv 2 = sgn(x)[a(x)c(y)h(x) a(x)b(x)h(x)] (M + 1)[μ(sgn(x)H(x) + k) + w(sgn(x)h(x) + k)] (2.15) (t) μ(v 1 (t))+w(v 1 (t)) (M + 1 ), t [ 1,] (2.16) Denote V 2 (t) = V 2 (t, x(t), y(t)) K+Q lim sgn(x)h(x) = Q, ( Since ) =, x(t), H(x) x (μ(s) + w(s)) are continuous, there exists 1 t 3 < t 4 < such that V 2 (t 4 ) V 2( t 3 ) μ(s) + w(s) > (M + 1) t (2.17) 71
7 Integrating (2.16) on [t 3, t 4 ] with respect to t and using the above inequality, we obtain: (M + 1) t < V 2 (t 4 ) V 2 (t 3 ) s μ(s) + w(s) = t 3 t 4 V 2 (t) μ(v 2 (t)) + w(v 2 (t)) (2.18) which is a contradiction. Considering By (ii), we have t 3 t 4 (M + 1) (M + 1) lim ( 1 x (Q sgn(x)h(x)) ) < lim sgn(x)b(x) = x Set W(t, x, y) = x, t R +, x, y R (2.19) hen, along solutions to (1.1), we have dw = 1 [c(y) b(x)] (2.2) a(x) If lim t x(t) =, we deduce that there exists x 1 and x 2 such that x < x 1 < x 2 and dw t <, x 1 x < x 2, y M (2.21) hen, by the continuity of the solution, there exist < t 1 < t 2 < such that x(t 1 ) = x 1 x(t 2 ) = x 2. Integrating (2.21) on [t 1, t 2 ], we have W(t 1, x(t 1 ), y(t 1 )) = x 1 > x 2 = W(t 2, x(t 2 ), y(t 2 )) (2.22) his contradicts x 1 < x 2. Hence x(t) is bounded from above. 72
8 Similarly, if lim t x(t) =, we can obtain a contradiction by setting W(t,x,y) = - x. It follows that x(t) is also bounded from above. his forces = and hence the proof is complete. Conclusion he main usefulness of this paper is the establishment of the sufficient conditions that guarantee global existence of solutions to a system of second-order nonlinear differential equations and the investigation that if solutions to a system of secondorder nonlinear differential equations exist globally, that is, the solutions are defined throughout the entire real axis, then the solutions are also bounded from above and below. Acknowledgement he author is grateful for the referees careful reading and comments on this paper that led to the improvement of the original manuscript. References 1. Chuanxi Qian, Boundedness and asymptotic behaviour of solutions of a second-order nonlinear system, Journal of opology, Bull.London Math.Soc.(1992) 24(3): doi:1112//ms/ Constantin A, Global existence of solutions for perturbed differential equations, Annali di Matematica Pura ed Applicata, vol. 168, pp , Cemil unc, imur Ayhan, Global existence and boundedness of solutions of a certain nonlinear integro-differential equation of second order with multiple deviating arguments, Journal of Inequalities and Applications, DO /s , Changjian Wu, Shushuang Hao, Changwei Xu, Global existence and boundedness of solutions to a second-order nonlinear differential system, Journal of Applied Mathematics, vol.212, Article ID 63783, 12 pages. 5. Kato J., On a boundedness condition for solutions of a generalized Lienard equations, vol. 65, no.2, pp ,
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