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A new continuous dependence result for impulsive retarded functional differential equations

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We consider a large class of impulsive retarded functional differential equations (IRFDEs) and prove a result concerning uniqueness of solutions of impulsive FDEs. Also, we present a new result on continuous dependence of solutions on parameters for this class of equations. More precisely, we consider a sequence of initial value problems for impulsive RFDEs in the above setting, with convergent right-hand sides, convergent impulse operators and uniformly convergent initial data. We assume that the limiting equation is an impulsive RFDE whose initial condition is the uniform limit of the sequence of the initial data and whose solution exists and is unique. Then, for sufficient large indexes, the elements of the sequence of impulsive retarded initial value problem admit a unique solution and such a sequence of solutions converges to the solution of the limiting Cauchy problem.

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Correspondence to Márcia Federson.

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The first author was supported by FAPESP grant 2008/02879-1 and by CNPq grant 304646/2008-3. The second author was supported by FAPESP grant 2007/02731-1.

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Federson, M., Mesquita, J.G. A new continuous dependence result for impulsive retarded functional differential equations. Czech Math J 66, 1–12 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10587-016-0233-6

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