Assume that the eigenvalues of a real \(n\times n\) matrix \(A\) have
negative real part. Select with a check-mark ☑ and solve either A-2.I or
A-2.II:
☐ **A-2.I.**
**(a)** Prove that positive constants \(M\) and \(\alpha\) exist such that for all
\(x\in\mathbb{R}^n\) and \(t\ge0\)
\[
\lVert e^{At}x\rVert\le M\lVert x\rVert e^{-\alpha t}.
\]
**(b)** Prove that the zero solution of \(u'=Au\) is asymptotically stable.
☐ **A-2.II.** Prove that for \(h(t)\) continuous and \(T\)-periodic, the
equation \(u'=Au+h(t)\) has a unique \(T\)-periodic solution \(u(t)\).
Question
Math 6410 • ODE
Fall 2002 • Question 2