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This is not always reasonable, and one wants often to use (18) for h : JR+ --t X. Here is another example of a non (Co) semigroup. Let X = Co[O, 1) = {f E C[O, 1] : f(l) = O}. One can view X as a subspace of Co(JR+) by defining f(x) = 0 for x > 1 and f E X. Let Al = d/ dx and A2 be multiplication by V E Ll [0,1]. The DaletskiiLie- Trotter product formula gives that the semigroup T generated by A = Al + A2 is given by (T(t)f)(x) =exp smce t [ Tl ( - n t V(x+s)ds}f(x+t), t]n f (x) = exp {Ln -t V (x + j t / n )} f (x + t).
Lim - T-+(x) T 0 Here Po is the orthogonal projections of H onto the null space of A, IN(A) = lR(A)-L. lR(A). Then AfI u' = Au, = For the proof, let F 0, so T(·)fI and fI = fI + fz E IN(A) + are both solutions of u(O) = II; uniqueness implies T(t)Il = II for all t ~ O. Next, T- 1 iT T(t)fzdt = T- 1 iT T(t)Agdt = TIlT dd (T(t)g)dt = T(T)g - 9 = 0(1) otT as T --t 00. It follows that lIT T(t)(fI + fz)dt - T for fI + fz E IN(A) --t 0 fI + lR(A). In particular, IN(A) n lR(A) = {O}. In the above arguments T and A can be replaced by T* = {T(t)* : t ~ O} and A* respectively.
LP(lR n ) (1::; p < 00), Co(lR n ), C(lR n ), and BUC(lRn). But this formula actually defines a semlgroup on larger spaces, for instance X = L