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Approximate inertial manifolds of exponential order
A fairly general class of nonlinear
evolution equations with a self-adjoint or non self-adjoint linear
operator is considered, and a family of approximate inertial
manifolds (AIMs) is constructed. Two cases are considered: when the
spectral gap condition (SGC) is not satisfied and an exact inertial
manifold is not known to exist the construction is such that the
AIMs have exponential order, while when the SGC is satisfied (and
hence there exists an exact inertial manifold) the construction is
such that the AIMs converge exponentially to the exact inertial
manifold.