The main theme of this book is the stability of nonautonomous
di?erential equations, with emphasis on the study of the existence and
smoothness of invariant manifolds, and the Lyapunov stability of
solutions. We always c- sider a nonuniform exponential behavior of the
linear variational equations, given by the existence of a nonuniform
exponential contraction or a nonu- form exponential dichotomy. Thus, the
results hold for a much larger class of systems than in the "classical"
theory of exponential dichotomies.
Thedeparturepointofthebookisourjointworkontheconstructionof- variant
manifolds for nonuniformly hyperbolic trajectories of nonautonomous
di?erential equations in Banach spaces. We then consider several
related - velopments,
concerningtheexistenceandregularityoftopologicalconjugacies, the
construction of center manifolds, the study of reversible and
equivariant equations, and so on. The presentation is self-contained and
intends to c- vey the full extent of our approach as well as its uni?ed
character. The book contributes towards a rigorous mathematical
foundation for the theory in the in?nite-dimensional setting, also with
the hope that it may lead to further developments in the ?eld. The
exposition is directed to researchers as well as graduate students
interested in di?erential equations and dynamical systems, particularly
in stability theory.