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Dynamical Systems
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Volume 39, 2024 - Issue 2
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Research Article

Asymptotically autonomous stability of kernel sections for lattice plate equations with nonlinear damping

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Pages 344-367 | Received 06 Nov 2023, Accepted 15 Jan 2024, Published online: 23 Jan 2024
 

Abstract

We develop the theory of kernel sections of non-autonomous dynamical systems. Under some sufficient conditions, we establish some abstract results on the asymptotically autonomous stability of kernel sections, which suggests that the time-section of a kernel section is asymptotically stable to a global attractor of the autonomous dynamical system. A lattice plate equation with nonlinear damping and non-autonomous forcing is considered as an application. It is shown that the time-section of kernel sections of the non-autonomous lattice plate equations are nonempty, uniformly compact, pullback attracting, and asymptotically stable to a global attractor of the autonomous lattice plate equations.

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This article describes entirely theoretical research. There is no data involved in this research.

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Funding

M. M. Freitas has been supported by CNPq [grant number 313081/2021-2]. A. J. A. Ramos has been supported by CNPq [grant number 305848/2022-4].

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