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==== If your space is the nonnormed extended algebra EEE and you want to assert the mild expression exists there, you must add precise axioms for EEE. At minimum you need: ==== * A topology (or net/sequence notion) and a Banach-type seminorm ∥⋅∥X\|\cdot\|_X∥⋅∥X on the subspace where the Picard iterates live, or an explicit statement that the semigroup operators eνtΔe^{\nu t\Delta}eνtΔ act and satisfy a bound of the form in (H1). * Closure of EEE under multiplication with a bilinear estimate like (H2). * The ability to form Bochner (or primitive-based) integrals in EEE and that your linear limit LLL commutes with these integrals. Without explicit axioms of this type you cannot rigorously show existence of the Bochner integral in EEE; the claim “the mild equation is well-defined in the extended space” is therefore conditional on supplying those axioms.
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