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On the asymptotic behavior of highly nonlinear hybrid stochastic delay differential equations

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In this paper, under a local Lipschitz condition and a monotonicity condition, the problems on the existence and uniqueness theorem as well as the almost surely asymptotic behavior for the global solution of highly nonlinear stochastic differential equations with time-varying delay and Markovian switching are discussed by using the Lyapunov function and some stochastic analysis techniques. Two integral lemmas are firstly established to overcome the difficulty stemming from the coexistence of the stochastic perturbation and the time-varying delay. Then, without any redundant restrictive condition on the time-varying delay, by utilizing the integral inequality, the exponential stability in pth(p ≥ 1)-moment for such equations is investigated. By employing the nonnegative semi-martingale convergence theorem, the almost sure exponential stability is analyzed. Finally, two examples are given to show the usefulness of the results obtained.

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On the asymptotic behavior of highly nonlinear hybrid stochastic delay differential equations

Author: Zhang, Tian; Chen, Huabin; Yuan, Chenggui; Caraballo Garrido, Tomás
Publisher: American Institute of Mathematical Sciences
Year: 2019
DOI: 10.3934/dcdsb.2019062
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On he asymp o ic beha io o highly nonlinea hyb id
s ochas ic delay diffe en ial equa ions1
Tian Zhang†Huabin Chen†2Chenggui Yuan‡3and Tom´as Ca aballo♯4
†Depa men o Ma hema ics, Nanchang Uni e si y, Nanchang 330031, China
‡Depa men o Ma hema ics, Swansea Uni e si y, Swansea SA2 8PP, UK
♯The Dep o. Ecuaciones Di e enciales y An´alisis
Num´e ico Uni e sidad de Se illa, Apdo. de Co eos 1160, 41080-Se illa, Spain
Abs ac . In his pape , unde a local Lipschi z condi ion and a mono onici y condi ion,
he p oblems on he exis ence and uniqueness heo em as well as he almos su ely asymp-
o ic beha io o he global solu ion o highly nonlinea s ochas ic diffe en ial equa ions
wi h ime- a ying delay and Ma ko ian swi ching a e discussed by using he Lyapuno
unc ion and some s ochas ic analysis echniques. Two in eg al lemmas a e fi s ly es ab-
lished o o e come he difficul y s emming om he coexis ence o he s ochas ic pe u -
ba ion and he ime- a ying delay. Then, wi hou any edundan es ic i e condi ion
on he ime- a ying delay, by u ilizing he in eg al inequali y, he exponen ial s abili y
in p h(p≥1)-momen o such equa ions is in es iga ed. By employing he nonnega i e
semi-ma ingale con e gence heo em, he almos su e exponen ial s abili y is analyzed.
Finally, wo examples a e gi en o show he use ulness o he esul s ob ained.
AMS Subjec Classifica ion: 60H15
Key wo ds and ph ases: S ochas ic diffe en ial equa ions, ime- a ying delay, asymp o ic
beha io , s abili y, Ma ko swi ching.
1The esea ch o Huabin Chen is suppo ed by he Na ional Na u al Science Founda ion o
China (61364005, 11401292, 61773401), he Na u al Science Founda ion o Jiangxi P o ince o China
(20171BAB201007, 20171BCB23001), and he Founda ion o Jiangxi P o incial Educa ions o China
(GJJ160061, GJJ14155). The esea ch o Tom´as Ca aballo was pa ially suppo ed by he p ojec s
MTM2015-63723-P (MINECO/ FEDER, EU) and P12-FQM-1492 (Jun a de Andaluc´ıa).
2E-mail add ess: chb [email p o ec ed] (H. Chen)
3E-mail add ess: [email protected](C. Yuan).
4E-mail add ess: [email p o ec ed] (T. Ca aballo).
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1 In oduc ion
Many dynamical sys ems no only depend on he p esen s a e bu also he pas ones,
which a e desc ibed by diffe en ial delay equa ions (DDEs) [1]. Since DDEs ha e been
used in many fields, such as he popula ion ecology, s eam o wa e pipes, hea exchang-
e s, lossless ansmission lines, and he mass-sp ing-dampe model, e c, he dynamical
beha io o DDEs has been widely in es iga ed in [2, 3, 4]. When DDEs a e subjec o
he en i onmen al dis u bances, i can be cha ac e ized by s ochas ic delay diffe en ial
equa ions (SDDEs), see [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11]. One o he impo an issues in he s udy
o SDDEs is au oma ic con ol, wi h consequen emphasis being placed on he s abili y
analysis. Some excellen wo ks on he s ochas ic s abili y analysis ha e been p esen ed in
[5, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17] and he e e ences he ein. Fo ins ance, in [12], he dynamical
beha io o s ochas ic delay Lo ka-Vol e a model as a pa icula ly impo an applica ion
o SDDEs was analyzed. In [15], he exponen ial s abili y analysis o linea s ochas ic
delay diffe en ial equa ion has been in es iga ed by one use ul and ad anced me hod such
as he compa ison p inciple. In [16], by es ablishing he LaSalle heo em, he s abili y
analysis o SDDEs has been in es iga ed.
Hyb id sys ems d i en by con inuous- ime Ma ko chains ha e been used o desc ibe
many p ac ical sys ems, in which hey may expe ience ab up changes in hei s uc-
u e and pa ame e s, o example, elec ic powe sys ems, manu ac u ing sys ems, fi-
nancial sys ems [18, 19, 20], e c. Many excellen wo ks a e seen in [21, 22] and he
e e ences he ein. The hyb id sys ems comp ise wo pa s: one is ha he s a e akes
alues con inuously, and he o he is ha he s a e akes disc e e alues. Recen ly, he
s abili y analysis o SDDEs wi h Ma ko ian swi ching has been ex ensi ely s udied in
[18, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30] and he e e ences he ein. Fo ins ance, in [23],
he compa ison p inciple was used o s udy he s abili y o SDDEs wi h Ma ko ian
swi ching. In [25], by using he Lyapuno unc ional app oach, he exponen ial s abil-
i y in p h(p≥1)-momen and he almos su e exponen ial s abili y o SDDEs wi h
Ma ko ian swi ching ha e been in es iga ed unde one mono onici y condi ion, which
likes (2.6) (see Hypo hesis IV ). In [28], by u ilizing a linea ma ix inequali y app oach,
he delay-dependen exponen ial s abili y o s ochas ic sys ems wi h ime- a ying delays,
Ma ko ian swi ching and nonlinea i ies has been discussed. In [18], by using he Lyapuno
unc ional app oach, he delay eedback con ol was designed o achie e he s abiliza ion
o hyb id SDDEs. In [21], in o de o educe he con ol cos , he eedback con ol based
on disc e e- ime s a e obse a ions was designed o gua an ee he s abiliza ion o hyb id
SDEs.
No e ha he e a e some esul s on he s abili y analysis o SDDEs wi h Ma ko ian
swi ching, see [18, 20, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28] and he e e ences he ein, in which he diffusion
e m and he d i e m o he SDDEs obey he local Lipschi z condi ion and he linea
g ow h condi ion. Usually, o many nonlinea SDDEs, hese wo e ms o en do no
sa is y he linea g ow h condi ion, bu he local Lipschi z condi ion. When he linea
g ow h condi ion is eplaced wi h he mono onici y condi ion, one o he mos powe ul
echnique used in he s udy o s abili y o SDDEs wi h Ma ko ian swi ching is based
on a s ochas ic e sion o he Lyapuno di ec me hod, and he e a e some ep esen i e
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wo ks on he s abili y analysis o highly nonlinea SDDEs wi h Ma ko ian swi ching, see
[31, 32, 33, 34, 35]. Fo example, In [31], he delay-dependen s abili y c i e ia o highly
nonlinea SDDEs wi h Ma ko ian swi ching ha e been discussed by using he Lyapuno
unc ion app oach. Wi hou he linea g ow h condi ion, he exis ence and uniqueness,
he s abili y analysis and boundedness o he global solu ion o highly nonlinea SDDEs
wi h Ma ko ian swi ching we e conside ed in [32, 33].
Howe e , he ob ained esul s in [31, 32, 33, 34, 35] a e sui able o he cons an delay
o he ime- a ying delay wi h i s de i a i e alue being less han one. I is well known
ha in mos indus ial p ocess in ol ing anspo a ion o ma e ials, delay a ia ion is
one among he well-known s uc u al ime a ia ions in he p ocess plan s. Since he
anspo a ion ime a ies equen ly acco ding o a ying flow a es, ime- a ying delay
is an inhe en cha ac e is ics o hese p ocesses, which a ies a ound a cons an alue
and depends on he equency o he ex e nal exci a ion [36]. Thus, we will analyze
he exis ence and uniqueness o solu ions as well as hei s abili y p ope ies when he
es ic i e condi ions imposed on he ime-delay is emo ed, he local Lipschi z condi ion
is sa isfied o he d i e m and he diffusion e m, and he linea g ow h condi ion is
eplaced by he mono onici y condi ion.
In his pape , he exis ence and uniqueness heo em o highly nonlinea SDDEs wi h
Ma ko ian swi ching is p ima ily conside ed unde a local Lipschi z condi ion and a mono-
onici y condi ion. Wi hou any edundan es ic i e condi ion on he ime- a ying delay,
he exponen ial s abili y in p h(p≥1)-momen o such equa ions is discussed by using
he in eg al inequali y, and he almos su e exponen ial s abili y is analyzed by employ-
ing he nonnega i e semi-ma ingale con e gence heo em. The almos su e asymp o ical
s abili y o he global solu ion o highly nonlinea SDDEs wi h Ma ko ian swi ching is
also in es iga ed by i ue o some s ochas ic analysis echnique. Finally, wo examples
including one coupled sys ems consis ing o a mass-sp ing-dampe wi h he nonlinea ex-
e nal andom o ces a e p o ided o alida e he effec i eness o he heo e ical esul s
ob ained.
No a ions: Th oughou his pape , unless o he wise specified, we use he ollowing
no a ion. Le |·| deno e he Euclidean no m in Rn. I Ais a ec o o ma ix, i s anspose
is deno ed by AT. I Ais a ma ix, i s ace no m is deno ed by |A|=√ ace(ATA).
Le (Ω,F,{F } ≥0,P) ep esen s a comple e p obabili y space wi h a fil a ion {F } ≥0
sa is ying he usual condi ions (i.e., i is inc easing and igh -con inuous while F0con ains
all P-null se s). Le B( ) = col[B1( ), B2( ), . . . , Bm( )] be an m-dimensional B ownian
mo ion on (Ω,F,{F } ≥0,P). Fo τ > 0, le C([−τ, 0]; Rn) ep esen he amily o all
con inuous Rn- alued unc ions on [−τ, 0] wi h no m ∥φ∥C= sup{|φ(θ)|:−τ≤θ≤0}
o any φ∈ C([−τ, 0]; Rn). CF ([−τ, 0]; Rn) deno es he amily o all F -measu able and
C([−τ, 0]; Rn)- alued andom a iables ξ={ξ(θ) : −τ≤θ≤0}. Le E{·} s and o he
expec a ion ope a o . Fo any wo numbe s a,b,a∨band a∧bdeno e he maximum
alue and he minimum alue be ween aand b, espec i ely. H(a−) deno es he le -hand
limi o he unc ion H(·) a a,i. e. H(a−) = limu→0−H(a+u).
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2 P oblem s a emen and p elimina ies
Le ( )( ≥0) be a igh -con inuous Ma ko chain on he p obabili y space aking
alues in a fini e s a e space S={1,2, ..., N}wi h gene a o Γ = (γij)N×Ngi en by
P{ ( +△) = j| ( ) = i}={γij△+o(△),i i=j,
1 + γij△+o(△),i i=j,
whe e lim△↓0o(△)
△= 0. He e, γij ≥0 is he ansi ion a e om i o j, i i=jwhile
γii =−∑j=iγij.
Fo a con inuous- ime Ma ko chain ( ) wi h i s gene a o Γ, i can be gi en as one
s ochas ic in eg al wi h espec o a Poisson andom measu e
d ( ) = ∫R
¯
h( ( −), y)ν(d , dy), ≥0
wi h he ini ial alue (0) = i0∈ S, whe e ν(d , dy) is a Poisson andom measu e wi h
in ensi y d ×m(dy) in which mis he Lebesgue measu e on R, while he explici defini ion
o ¯
h:S × R→Rcan be ounded in [12].
Conside he ollowing highly nonlinea hyb id s ochas ic delay diffe en ial equa ions:
dx( ) = ( , x( ), x( −τ( )), ( ))d +g( , x( ), x( −τ( )), ( ))dB( ), ≥0,(2.1)
wi h he ini ial alue {x(θ) : −τ≤θ≤0}=φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn) and (0) = i0∈ S, whe e
x( ) = col[x1( ), x2( ), . . . , xn( )] ∈Rnis he s a e ec o . The ime- a ying delay τ(·) :
[0,∞)→[0, τ] is a bounded measu able unc ion. (·,·,·,·) : [0,∞)×Rn×Rn×S → Rn
is he d i coefficien ec o , and g(·,·,·,·) : [0,∞)×Rn×Rn× S → Rn×mis he
diffusion coefficien ma ix. In his pape , i is also assumed ha he Ma ko chain (·) is
independen o he B ownian mo ion B(·). Le x( , 0, φ, i0) be he solu ion o Eq. (2.1).
Fo simplici y, x( ) = x( , 0, φ, (0)).
In his pape , he exis ence-uniqueness heo em, and he asymp o ic beha io o Eq.
(2.1) will be checked. In gene al, he ollowing assump ions a e gi en o he exis ence
and uniqueness o he solu ion o Eq. (2.1), see [18].
Hypo hesis I (Local Lipschi z condi ion): Fo each k= 1,2, . . ., he e exis s a posi i e
cons an cksuch ha
| ( , x, y, i)− ( , ¯x, ¯y, i)| ∨ |g( , x, y, i)−g( , ¯x, ¯y, i)| ≤ ck(|x−¯x|+|y−¯y|)
o any ( , i)∈[0, T]× S (T > 0), x, y, ¯x, ¯y∈Rnwi h |x|∨|y|∨|¯x|∨|¯y| ≤ k.In addi ion,
( , 0,0, i) = 0 and g( , 0,0, i) = 0.
Hypo hesis II (Linea g ow h condi ion): The e is a posi i e cons an Lsuch ha
| ( , x, y, i)| ∨ |g( , x, y, i)| ≤ L(1 + |x|+|y|)
o any ( , x, y, i)∈[0, T]×Rn×Rn× S.
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No e ha Hypo hesis II is a conse a i e condi ion o check he exis ence o he global
solu ion. Fo example, when S={1,2}, ( , x, y, 1) = −0.15x−2x3+ 0.4y, ( , x, y, 2) =
−2x−0.5xy4+0.82y,g( , x, y, 1) = 2x2, and g( , x, y, 2) = xy2, o any ≥0, Hypo hesis II
does no hold o (·,·,·,·) and g(·,·,·,·). He e, we shall pe sis Hypo hesis I bu eplace
Hypo hesis II by a mo e gene al condi ion o gua an ee he exis ence o he unique global
solu ion o Eq. (2.1). To s a e a gene al condi ion, we need a ew no a ions. Le C1,2=
C1,2([0,∞)×Rn× S; [0,∞)) deno e he amily o all con inuous nonnega i e unc ions
V( , x, i) defined on [0,∞)×Rn× S, such ha o each i∈ S, hey a e con inuously
once diffe en iable in and wice in x. Gi en V∈ C1,2, hen we define he I ˆo ope a o
LV : [0,∞)×Rn×Rn× S −→ Rby
LV ( , x, y, i)
=V ( , x, i) + Vx( , x, i) ( , x, y, i) + 1
2 ace[gT( , x, y, i)Vxx( , x, i)g( , x, y, i)]
+
N
∑
j=1
γijV( , x, j).
whe e
V ( , x, i) = ∂V ( , x, i)
∂ , Vx( , x, i) = (∂V ( , x, i)
∂x1
,∂V ( , x, i)
∂x2
, . . . , ∂V ( , x, i)
∂xn),
and
Vxx( , x, i) = (∂2V( , x, i)
∂xl∂xm)n×n
.
To ob ain he main esul s, one mo e gene al condi ion is p esen ed as ollows:
Hypo hesis III (Mono onici y condi ion): The e exis s one Lyapuno unc ion V∈
C1,2, one unc ion U∈ C(Rn; [0,∞)) and some posi i e cons an s c1,c2,λ1and λ2such
ha o any x, y ∈Rn, ≥0, and i∈ S,
c1U(x)≤V( , x, i)≤c2U(x),(2.2)
and
LV ( , x, y, i)≤ −λ1U(x) + λ2U(y),(2.3)
and
lim
|x|→∞ U(x) = ∞.(2.4)
when U(x) = |x|p,Hypo hesis III can be w i en as he ollowing o m:
Hypo hesis IV : The e exis s one Lyapuno unc ion V∈ C1,2, and some posi i e con-
s an s p,c1,c2,λ1and λ2such ha o any x, y ∈Rn, ≥0, and i∈ S,
c1|x|p≤V( , x, i)≤c2|x|p,(2.5)
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and
LV ( , x, y, i)≤ −λ1|x|p+λ2|y|p,(2.6)
whe e p≥1 and λ2c2< λ1c1.
Rema k 2.1 In [15, 17, 18, 25], Hypo hesis IV has been imposed wi h τ( )≡τo dτ( )
d ∈
(0,1). I should be men ioned ha he es ic i e condi ion ha he de i a i e alue o
ime- a ying delay is less han one is no equi ed in his pape . Thus, he p oposed
me hods in [15, 17, 18, 25] can no be used he e. E en i he asymp o ic beha io o high
nonlinea SDDEs wi h Ma ko ian swi ching has been been conside ed unde he gene al
mono onici y condi ion [31, 32, 33, 34], bu his es ic i e condi ion is also added.
Defini ion 2.2 Le x( ):−τ≤ <σ∞be a con inuous F -adap ed Rn- alued local
p ocess, whe e σ∞is a s opping ime and we se F =F0 o ∈[−τ, 0]. I is called a
local solu ion o Eq. (2.1) wi h ini ial da a φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn).I x0=φ={x(θ) :
−τ≤θ≤0}and o all ≥0
x( ∧σk) =φ(0) + ∫ ∧σk
0
(s, x(s), x(s−τ(s)), (s))ds
+∫ ∧σk
0
g(s, x(s), x(s−τ(s)), (s))dB(s)
holds o any k≥1, whe e {σk}k≥1is a nondec easing sequence o fini e s opping imes
such ha σk↑σ∞a.s. Fu he mo e, i lim supk→∞ |x(σk)|=∞is sa isfied whene e
σ∞<∞, i is called a maximal solu ion and σ∞is called he explosion ime. A maximal
local solu ion x( ) : −τ≤ <σ∞, is said o be unique i o any o he maximal local
solu ion ˆx( ) : −τ≤ < ˆσ∞, we ha e σ∞= ˆσ∞a.s. and x( ) = ˆx( ) o all −τ≤ < σ∞
a.s.
Defini ion 2.3 The solu ion o Eq. (2.1) is said o be exponen ially s able in p h(p≥1)
momen wi h decay e o o de γ, i he e exis s a posi i e cons an γsuch ha
lim sup
→∞
log(E|x( )|p)
≤ −γ
holds o any φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn). Fu he mo e, he solu ion o Eq. (2.1) is said o be
almos su ely exponen ially s able wi h exponen ial decay e o o de γ, i
lim sup
→∞
log(|x( )|)
≤ −γ a.s.
holds o any φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn).
Lemma 2.4 ([37]) Fo γ > 0, he e exis wo posi i e cons an s: λ,λ′wi h λ′< γ, and
a unc ion y: [−τ, ∞)→[0,∞). I he inequali y
y( )≤{λe−γ +λ′∫
0e−γ( −s)supθ∈[−τ,0] y(s+θ)ds, o ≥0,
λe−γ , o ∈[−τ, 0],(2.7)
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holds, hen we ha e y( )≤˜
Me−µ , o any ∈[−τ, ∞), whe e µis a unique posi i e oo
o he algeb a equa ion: λ′eµτ
γ−µ= 1 and ˜
M= max{λ(γ−µ)
λ′eµτ , λ}>0.
3 Main esul s
Lemma 3.1 Le x( )be a solu ion o Eq. (2.1) wi h he ini ial condi ion φ. Suppose
ha Hypo heses I and III hold. Assume ha he inequali y
λ2c2< λ1c1,
holds, hen we ha e
∆(ε) = ∫∞
0
eε sup
θ∈[−τ,0]
EU(x( +θ))d < ∞,(3.1)
whe e ε∈(0, ε0),ε0is a unique posi i e solu ion o he algeb aic equa ion:
λ2c2eετ
λ1c1−c1c2ε= 1.
P oo : Define he unc ion: H(ε) = λ2c2eετ
λ1c1−c1c2ε−1. I can be p o ed ha H(0) <0,
H((λ1
c2)−) = ∞, and H(ε) is a nondec easing unc ion on (0,λ1
c2). The e o e, he e exis s
a scala ε0∈(0,λ1
c2) sa is ying H(ε0) = 0. Tha is, o any ε∈(0, ε0), we ha e
Λ(ε)≡λ2c2eετ
λ1c1−c1c2ε<1.(3.2)
Using he I ˆo o mula, o any ≥0, i ollows
e
λ1
c2 V( , x( ), ( ))
≤V(0, x(0), (0)) + ∫
0
e
λ1
c2s[λ1
c2
V(s, x(s), (s)) + LV (s, x(s), x(s−τ(s)), (s))]ds
+∫
0
e
λ1
c2sVx(s, x(s), (s))g(s, x(s), x(s−τ(s)), (s))dB(s)
+∫
0∫R
e
λ1
c2s[V(s, x(s), i0+¯
h( (s−), l)−V(s, x(s), (s))]µ(ds, dl),
(3.3)
whe e µ(ds, dl) = ν(ds, dl)−m(dl) is a ma ingale measu e, which is ela ed o he Ma ko
chain bu no he B ownian mo ion.
F om condi ions (2.2) and (2.3), we ob ain
λ1
c2
V(s, x(s), (s)) + LV (s, x(s), x(s−τ(s)), (s)) ≤λ2U(x(s−τ(s)),(3.4)
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Subs i u ing (3.4) in o (3.3), and hen aking he expec a ion, i yields
e
λ1
c2 EV( , x( ), ( )) ≤EV(0, x(0), (0)) + λ2∫
0
e
λ1
c2sEU(x(s−τ(s))ds.
By using condi ion (2.2), i concludes ha o any ≥0,
EU(x( )) ≤EV(0, x(0), (0))
c1
e−λ1
c2 +λ2
c1∫
0
e−λ1
c2( −s)EU(x(s−τ(s))ds
≤M′e−λ1
c2 +λ2
c1∫
0
e−λ1
c2( −s)EU(x(s−τ(s))ds,
(3.5)
whe e M′=EV(0,x(0), (0))
c1>0.
Fo any ≥τand θ∈[−τ, 0], om (3.5), we ha e
EU(x( +θ)) ≤M′e−λ1
c2( +θ)+λ2
c1∫ +θ
0
e−λ1
c2( +θ−s)EU(x(s−τ(s))ds
≤M′e−λ1
c2( +θ)+λ2
c1∫ +θ
0
e−λ1
c2( +θ−s)sup
u∈[−τ,0]
EU(x(s+u))ds.
Mul iplying by eε (ε∈(0, ε0)) on bo h sides o inequali y abo e in u n, and hen
in eg a ing wi h τ o T(T > τ), i ollows
∫T
τ
eε EU(x( +θ))d
≤M′∫T
τ
eε −λ1
c2( +θ)d +λ2
c1∫T
τ∫ +θ
0
eε −λ1
c2( +θ−s)sup
u∈[−τ,0]
EU(x(s+u))dsd .
(3.6)
No e ha o any θ∈[−τ, 0] and ≥τ, he o mula o in eg a ion by pa s implies
∫T
τ∫ +θ
0
eε −λ1
c2( +θ−s)sup
u∈[−τ,0]
EU(x(s+u))dsd
≤eετ ∫T
τ
e−(λ1
c2−ε)( +θ)∫ +θ
0
e
λ1
c2ssup
u∈[−τ,0]
EU(x(s+u))dsd
≤e
λ1
c2τ
λ1
c2−ε∫τ
0
e
λ1
c2ssup
u∈[−τ,0]
EU(x(s+u))ds
+eετ
λ1
c2−ε∫T
0
eεs sup
u∈[−τ,0]
EU(x(s+u))ds.
(3.7)
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Subs i u ing (3.7) o (3.6) implies
∫T
τ
eε EU(x( +θ))d
≤M′e
λ1
c2τ∫T
τ
eε −λ1
c2 d +λ2c2e
λ1
c2τ
λ1c1−c1c2ε∫τ
0
e
λ1
c2ssup
u∈[−τ,0]
EU(x(s+u))ds
+λ2c2eετ
λ1c1−c1c2ε∫T
0
eεs sup
u∈[−τ,0]
EU(x(s+u))ds.
(3.8)
F om (3.8), we ha e
∫T
0
eε EU(x( +θ))d
=∫τ
0
eε EU(x( +θ))d +∫T
τ
eε EU(x( +θ))d
≤¯
M+ Λ(ε)∫T
0
eεs sup
u∈[−τ,0]
EU(x(s+u))ds,
(3.9)
whe e ¯
M=∫τ
0eε EU(x( +θ))d +c2M′eετ
λ1−c2ε+λ2c2e
λ1
c2τ
λ1c1−c1c2ε∫τ
0e
λ1
c2ssupu∈[−τ,0] EU(x(s+u))ds.
Combing (3.2) and (3.9), i gi es
∫T
0
eε sup
θ∈[−τ,0]
EU(x( +θ))d ≤¯
M
1−Λ(ε)<∞.
Le T→ ∞, he desi ed esul (3.1) is ob ained. 2
Rema k 3.2 F om (3.1), i ollows ha
∆ = ∫∞
0
sup
θ∈[−τ,0]
EU(x( +θ))d < ∞,(p≥1).(3.10)
Theo em 3.3 Suppose ha he condi ions o Lemma 3.1 hold, o any ini ial da a
φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn), he e is a unique solu ion x( ) o Eq. (2.1) on ∈[−τ, ∞)wi h
p obabili y one.
P oo : By Hypo hesis I, o any ini ial da a φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn), by using Theo em
7.12 (see, pp. 278 [18]), i is shown ha he e exis a unique maximal local s ong solu ion
x( ) on [−τ, σe], whe e σeis he explosion ime. To show ha his solu ion is global, we
only need o p o e σe=∞,a.s. No e ha φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn), consequen ly, he e mus
exis a posi i e numbe k0such ha ||φ||C≤k0. Fo each in ege k > k0, define he
s opping ime
τk= in { ∈[0, σe) : |x( )| ≥ k}.
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F om (3.27), i yields
P({α2i−1<∞, βh=∞} ∩ { sup
0≤ ≤T
|U(x(α2i−1+ )) −U(y(α2i−1))|< ε}
≥P({α2i−1<∞, βh=∞} ∩ { sup
0≤ ≤T
|x(α2i−1+ )−x(α2i−1)|< δ})
> ε.
(3.29)
Se
ˆ
Ωi={sup
0≤ ≤T
|U(x(α2i−1+ )) −U(y(α2i−1))|< ε},
and no e ha
α2i(ω)−α2i−1(ω)≥T, i ω∈ {α2i−1<∞, βh=∞} ∩ ˆ
Ωi.
Using (3.25) and (3.29), we ha e
∞ ≥ ε
∞
∑
i=1
E{I{α2i<∞,βh=∞}[α2i−α2i−1]}
≥ε
∞
∑
i=1
E{I{α2i<∞,βh=∞}∩ˆ
Ωi[α2i−α2i−1]}
≥εT
∞
∑
i=1
P({α2i<∞, βh=∞} ∩ ˆ
Ωi)
> εT
∞
∑
i=1
ε=∞,
which is a con adic ion. Hence, (3.18) holds (i.e. lim →∞ U(x( )) = 0).
S ep 4: Now, i is necessa y o show ha Ke (U)=∅. F om (3.18), i is seen ha
he e exis s an Ω0⊂Ω wi h P(Ω0) = 1 such ha
lim
→∞ U(x( )) = 0 and sup
0≤ <∞
|x( )|<∞, o any ω∈Ω0.(3.30)
Choose any ω∈Ω0, hen {x( )} ≥0is bounded in Rn. Then, he e mus be an inc easing
sequence { k}k≥1such ha k→ ∞ and {x( k)}k≥1con e ges o some ¯x∈Rn. Thus,
U(¯x) = lim
k→∞ U(x( k)) = 0,
which implies ha ¯x∈Ke (U). Tha is, Ke (U)=∅.
S ep 5: I is necessa y o show ha o any ω∈Ω0,
lim
→∞ d(x( ), Ke (U)) = 0.(3.31)
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I his is alse, hen he e exis s some ¯ω∈Ω0such ha
lim sup
→∞
d(x( , ¯ω), Ke (U)) >0.
Thus, he e exis s a subsequence {x( k,¯ω)}k≥0o {x( , ¯ω)} ≥0sa is ying
lim sup
k→∞
d(x( k,¯ω), Ke (U)) >¯ε,
o some ¯ε > 0. Since {x( k,¯ω)}k≥0is bounded, we can find a subsequence con e ging o
some ˜x∈Rn. Clea ly, ˜x /∈Ke (U) and U(˜x)>0. Howe e , om (3.30),
U(˜x) = lim
k→∞ U(x( k,¯ω)) = 0.
This is a con adic ion. The e o e, (3.31) mus be sa isfied. In addi ion, i U(x) = 0 ⇔
x= 0, hen Ke (U) = 0. Consequen ly, om (3.31), we deduce ha
lim
→∞ x( ) = 0. a.s.
The p oo is he e o e comple e. 2
Co olla y 3.8 Le x( ;φ)be a solu ion o Eq. (2.1) wi h he ini ial condi ion φ. Suppose
ha Hypo heses I and IV a e sa is ied, o any ini ial da a φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn), he
p h(p≥1)-momen Lyapuno exponen o he solu ion o he Eq. (2.1) obeys
lim
→∞ sup 1
log(E|x( ;φ)|p)≤ −¯µ,
whe e ¯µ∈(0,λ1
c2)is a oo o he algeb a equa ion : λ2c2eµτ
λ1c1−c1c2µ= 1. Tha is, he solu ion
o he Eq. (2.1) is exponen ially s able in p h(p≥1) mean.
Co olla y 3.9 Le x( )be a solu ion o Eq. (2.1) wi h he ini ial condi ion φ. Suppose
ha Hypo heses I and IV hold, o any ini ial da a φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn), he sample
Lyapuno exponen o he solu ion o he Eq. (2.1) obeys
lim
→∞ sup 1
log(|x( ;φ)|)≤ −ε
p,a.s.
whe e p≥1, and ε∈(0, ε0), whe e ε0is gi en in Lemma 3.1. Tha is, he solu ion o he
Eq. (2.1) is almos su ely exponen ially s able.
4 Two Examples
In o de o illus a e he ad an ages o he main esul s, wo examples a e p o ided.
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Example 4.1: Le B( )be a scala B ownian mo ion on (Ω,F,{F } ≥0,P). Conside
one dimensional s ochas ic diffe en ial equa ions wi h ime- a ying delay and Ma ko ian
swi ching:
dx( ) = ( , x( ), x( −τ( )), ( ))d +g( , x( ), x( −τ( )), ( ))dB( ), ≥0,(4.1)
wi h he ini ial alue {x(θ) : −τ≤θ≤0}=φ∈ CF0([−τ, 0]; Rn) and (0) = i0∈ S and
(0) = 1 ∈ S ={1,2}, whe e x( ) and x( −τ( )) a e he s a e scala and he delayed s a e
scala , espec i ely. τ( ) is a bounded measu able unc ion wi h 0 ≤τ( )≤τ( ≥0, τ >
0), and ( ) is a igh -con inuous Ma ko chain aking alues in Swi h he gene a o
Γ = (γij)2×2=[−2 2
1−1].
In (4.1), we assume ha , g : [0,∞)×R×R× S → Rwi h
( , x, y, i) = {−0.15x−2x3+ 0.4y, i i= 1,
−2x−0.5xy4+ 0.82y, i i= 2,
and
g( , x, y, i) = {2x2,i i= 1,
xy2,i i= 2.
Define a Lyapuno unc ion
V( , x, i) = {x2,i i= 1,
0.5x2,i i= 2,
hen, i is compu ed o he I ˆo ope a o o Eq. (4.1) ha
LV ( , x, y, 1) = 2x[−0.15x−2x3+ 0.4y]+4x4+
2
∑
j=1
γ1jV( , x, j)
=−1.3x2+ 0.8xy
≤ − 0.9x2+ 0.4y2,
and
LV ( , x, y, 2) = x[−2x−0.5xy4+ 0.82y]+0.5x2y4+
2
∑
j=1
γ2jV( , x, j)
=−1.5x2+ 0.82xy
≤ − 1.09x2+ 0.41y2.
Hence, we ha e
LV ( , x, y, i)≤ −0.9x2+ 0.41y2,
wi h λ1= 0.9, λ2= 0.41, c1= 0.5 and c2= 1. Then, λ2c2< λ1c1holds, which implies ha
he exis ence and uniqueness, he exponen ial s abili y in mean squa e, he almos su e
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0 5 10 15
−0.5
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
Time (a)
E|x( )|2
x( )
Figu e 1: Asymp o ic beha io in mean squa e o he global solu ion o Eq. (4.1)
0 5 10 15
−1.5
−1
−0.5
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
Time (a)
x( )
x( )
Figu e 2: Asymp o ic beha io in almos su e sense o he global solu ion o Eq. (4.1)
exponen ial s abili y and he almos su e asymp o ical s abili y o he global solu ion o
Eq. (4.1) a e gua an eed. When he ini ial condi ion x( ) = −1 ( ∈[−2.3,0]), (0) = 1,
and τ( ) = 1.1|sin( )|+1.2 a e fixed, Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 illus a e he asymp o ic beha io
in mean squa e and in almos su e sense o he global solu ion o Eq. (1), espec i ely.
Example 4.2: One coupled sys em consis s o a mass-sp ing-dampe (MSD) model [39].
An ac ua o is aken o a ans e sys em. The ma hema ical exp ession o he sys em is
DDEs, which a e w i en as
M¨y( ) + C˙y( ) + Ky( ) = 0 (4.2)
on ≥0, whe e M,C,Ka e he mass, s iffness and damping o a mass-sp ing-dampe
model, and y( ), ˙y( ), ¨y( ) deno e he posi ion, eloci y and accele a ion o MSD a ime .
I his physical model is affec ed by he ex e nal o ce, hen Eq. (4.2) is u he desc ibed
as
M¨y( ) + C˙y( ) + Ky( ) + F( ) = 0 (4.3)
on ≥0, whe e F( ) deno es he ex e nal o ce, M= 10, C= 25, and K= 15. Assume
ha his ex e nal o ce is subjec o he en i onmen al noise and ab up changes in he
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pa ame e s, which is cha ac e ized by
F( ) = F1( ˙y( ),˙y( −τ( )), ( )) + F2( ˙y( ), y( −τ( )),˙y( −τ( )), ( )) ˙
B( )
whe e ˙
B( )is a scala whi e noise ( i.e. ˙
B( )is a scala B ownian mo ion), τ( ) is he
ime- a ying delay, ( ) is a Ma ko ian swi ching aking alues in S={1,2}wi h i s
gene a o Γ = [−2 2
3−3],
F1( ˙y( ),˙y( −τ( )), ( )) = {5.4 ˙y( ) ˙y2( −τ( )),i i= 1,
15 ˙y3( ) ˙y2( −τ( )),i i= 2,
and
F2( ˙y( ), y( −τ( )),˙y( −τ( )), ( ))
={6 ˙y( ) ˙y( −τ( )) + 3y( −τ( )) + 3 ˙y( −τ( )),i i= 1,
10 ˙y2( ) ˙y( −τ( )) + 2y( −τ( )) + 2 ˙y( −τ( )),i i= 2.
Le x1( ) = y( ) and x2( ) = ˙y( ), Eq. (4.3) can be w i en as highly nonlinea SDDEs
wi h Ma ko ian swi ching:
dx( ) = ( , x( ), x( −τ( )), ( ))d +g( , x( ), x( −τ( )), ( ))dB( )(4.4)
whe e x( ) = col[x1( ), x2( )],
( , x( ), x( −τ( )),1) = [x2( )
−1.5x1( )−2.5x2( )−0.54x2( )x2
2( −τ( )) ],
( , x( ), x( −τ( )),2) = [x2( )
−1.5x1( )−2.5x2( )−1.5x3
2( )x2
2( −τ( )) ],
g( , x( ), x( −τ( )),1) = [0
0.6x1( −τ( )) + 0.3x2( −τ( )) + 0.3x2( )x2( −τ( )) ],
and
g( , x( ), x( −τ( )),2) = [0
x1( −τ( )) + 0.2x2( −τ( )) + 0.2x2( )x2( −τ( )) ].
Fo Eq. (4.4), conside a Lyapuno unc ion
V( , x, i) = {|x|2,i i= 1,
0.8|x|2,i i= 2,
wi h |x|2=x2
1+x2
2.
Then, o Eq. (4.4), he I ˆo ope a o is compu ed as
LV ( , x( ), x( −τ( )), i)
= 2qixT( ) ( , x( ), x( −τ( )), ( )) + qi ace[gT( , x( ), x( −τ( )), i)
×g( , x( ), x( −τ( )), i)] +
2
∑
j=1
γijV( , x( ), j),
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012345
−0.5
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
Time (a)
E|x( )|2
x1( )
x2( )
Figu e 3: Asymp o ic beha io in mean squa e o he global solu ion o Eq. (4.4)
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
−1
−0.5
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
Time (a)
x( )
x1( )
x2( )
Figu e 4: Asymp o ic beha io in almos su e sense o he global solu ion o Eq. (4.4)
whe e q1= 1, q2= 0.8.
Consequen ly, when i= 1, we ha e
LV ( , x( ), x( −τ( ),1) ≤ − 2[x2
1( ) + x2
2( )] −1.08x2
2( )x2
2( −τ( ))
+ [0.6x2( )x2( −τ( )) + 0.3x1( −τ( )) + 0.3x2( −τ( ))]2
−0.4[x2
1( ) + x2
2( )]
≤ − 2.4|x( )|2+ 0.27|x( −τ( ))|2,
and when i= 2,
LV ( , x( ), x( −τ( ),2) ≤ − 1.6[x2
1( ) + x2
2( )] −2.4x4
2( )x2
2( −τ( ))
+ 0.8[x2
2( )x2( −τ( )) + 0.2x1( −τ( )) + 0.2x2( −τ( ))]2
+ 0.6[x2
1( ) + x2
2( )]
≤ − |x( )|2+ 0.096|x( −τ( ))|2.
Thus, o any i∈ S.
LV ( , x( ), x( −τ( )), i)≤ −|x( )|2+ 0.27|x( −τ( ))|2.
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wi h λ1= 1, λ2= 0.27, c1= 0.8 and c2= 1. Thus, λ2c2< λ1c1is sa isfied. Consequen ly,
he exis ence and uniqueness, he exponen ial s abili y in mean squa e, he almos su e ex-
ponen ial s abili y and he almos su e asymp o ical s abili y o he global solu ion o Eq.
(4.4) a e gua an eed. When aking he ini ial condi ion x( ) = col[−sin( ),0.5 cos( )] ( ∈
[−2.3,0]), (0) = 1, and τ( ) = 1.1|cos( )|+ 1.2, Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 show he asymp o ic
beha io in mean squa e and in almos su e sense o he global solu ion o Eq. (4.4),
espec i ely.
5 Conclusion
The me hod o Lyapuno unc ion has been widely used in he s udy o he s abili y
o SDDEs wi h Ma ko ian swi ching. Howe e , so a , mos o he exis ing esul s in
his a ea usually equi e ha he delay is a cons an o he ime- a ying delay wi h i s
de i a i e alue being less han one, which limi s hei applica ions o some ex en . To
emo e his es ic i e condi ion, fi s ly, wo in eg al lemmas ha e been p oposed. Then,
by using he in eg al inequali y, some s ochas ic analysis echnique and he nonnega i e
semi-ma ingale con e gence heo em, he exis ence-uniqueness heo em and he s abili y
analysis o he global solu ion o highly nonlinea hyb id SDDEs ha e been discussed.
Finally, wo examples ha e been p o ided o illus a e he effec i eness o he heo e ical
esul s ob ained.
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