Abstract
We consider a rate independent evolution variational inequality with an arbitrary convex closed constraint Z in a Hilbert space X. The main results consist in proving that it is well-posed in the Young integral setting in the space of functions of essentially bounded variation for every Z and in the space of regulated functions provided 0 lies in the interior of Z.
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