Keywords: Set-valued mapping Chebyshev center Uniformly convex Locally uniformly convex Chebyshev fixed point a b s t r a c t The existence of a continuous Chebyshev selection for a Hausdorff continuous set-valued mapping is studied in a Banach space with some uniform convexity. As applications, some existence results of Chebyshev fixed point for condensing set-valued mappings are given, and th...

In this paper, we investigate pre-orders for reasoning about input-to-state stability properties of hybrid systems. We define the notions of uniformly continuous input simulations and bisimulations, which extend the notions in previous work to include inputs. We show that uniformly continuous input bisimulations preserve incremental input-to-state stability of hybrid systems, and thus provide a...

Theorem. If fo is a continuous function on a compact set C without interior and with connected complement of the complex plane, and if fi, • • ■ i fn are continuous functions on a compact totally disconnected subset E of C, then there exists a sequence {pi} of polynomials such that pi-^fo uniformly on C as i—* , and pim—*fk uniformly on E as i—>», for lslk^n, where pi[k] is the kth derivativ...

We prove that a Lipschitz (or uniformly continuous) mapping f : X → Y can be approximated by smooth Lipschitz (resp. uniformly continuous) mapping, if X is a separable Banach space admitting a smooth Lipschitz bump and either X or Y is a C(K) space (resp. super-reflexive space). As a corollary we obtain also smooth approximation of C1-smooth mappings together with their first derivatives.

This paper concerns the subject of identi cation of continuous-time output error (OE) models based on non-uniformly sampled output data. The exact method for doing this is well known in the time-domain, where the continuous-time system is discretized, simulated and the result is tted in a mean square sense to measured data. The material presented here is based on a method proposed in a sister p...

We show that the property (P) for every Darboux function g:R → R there exists a continuous nowhere constant function f :R → R such that f + g is Darboux follows from the following two propositions: (A) for every subset S of R of cardinality c there exists a uniformly continuous function f :R → [0, 1] such that f [S] = [0, 1], (B) for an arbitrary function h:R → R whose image h[R] contains a non...