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BOUNDED SOLUTIONS OF NONLINEAR CAUCHY PROBLEMS JOSEF KREULICH Received 28 February 2001 For a given closed and translation invariant subspace Y of the bounded and uniformly continuous functions, we will give criteria for the existence of solu- tions u ∈ Y to the equation u (t) + A (u(t)) + ωu(t) f (t), t ∈ R, or of solu- tions u asymptotically close to Y for the inhomogeneous differential equation u (t) +A (u(t)) + ωu(t) f (t), t 0, u(0) = u , in general Banach spaces, where 0 A denotes a possibly nonlinear accretive generator of a semigroup. Particular ex- amples for the space Y are spaces of functions with various almost periodicity properties and more general types of asymptotic behavior. 1. Introduction For the case of linear Cauchy problems, results on the asymptotic behavior of the solutions can be obtained by applying the representation formula t u(t) = exp − ω(t − r) S(t − r)f (r)dr, (1.1) −∞ where {S(t)} denotes the corresponding C -contraction semigroup. More- t≥0 0 ¨ over, a very general approach using a representation formula is given by Pruss [8] for linear Volterra-integrodifferential equations. In the nonlinear case, such for- mulas do not exist. Recalling [6, 9], we learn that, for the nonlinear inhomogeneous Cauchy problem, almost periodic, asymptotically almost periodic, Eberlein weakly al- most periodic, or C0 right-hand sides will lead mainly under compactness con- ditions on the resolvent of A and uniform convexity of the dual space to solu- tions of the same type. In this paper, we discuss the problem in the following more general form. Giv