Bourbaki

Exercise 3, § 1

Functions of a Real Variable, IV, 199

Let S⊂HS \subset H be an open ball with centre x0x_0 and radius rr, and ff a Lipschitz function for the constant k>0k > 0 on I×SI \times S; suppose further that t↦f(t,x0)t \mapsto f(t, x_0) is bounded on II, and denote by M0M_0 the supremum of ∥f(t,x0)∥\|f(t, x_0)\| over t∈It \in I. Show that for all t0∈It_0 \in I there is an integral uu of x′=f(t,x)x' = f(t, x), with values in SS, equal to x0x_0 at the point t0t_0 and defined on the intersection of II and the interval ]t0−λ,t0+λ[]t_0 - \lambda, t_0 + \lambda[, where

λ=1klog⁡(1+kzM0) \lambda = \frac{1}{k} \log \left( 1 + \frac{kz}{M_0} \right)
(note that one has ∥u(t)−x0∥≤M(t−t0)+k∫t0t∥u(s)−x0∥ ds\|u(t) - x_0\| \leq M(t - t_0) + k \int_{t_0}^t \|u(s) - x_0\| \, ds for t>t0t > t_0).

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