Differential equations with several deviating arguments: Sturmian comparison method in oscillation theory, II

Leonid Berezansky; Yury Domshlak

Differential equations with several deviating arguments: Sturmian comparison method in oscillation theory, II

Leonid Berezansky, Yury Domshlak

Department of Mathematics

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Abstract

R(f) and An Advanced Argument P(f). We Obtain Oscillation and Non-oscillation Conditions Which Are Closed to Be Necessary. We Provide Examples to Show That Our Results Are Best Possible and Compare Them with Known Results. We study the oscillation of solutions to the differential equation (Figure Presented) which has a retarded argument.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	XLVII-XLVIII
Journal	Electronic Journal of Differential Equations
Volume	2002
State	Published - 1 Dec 2002

Keywords

Mixed differential equations
Non-oscillation
Oscillation
Sturmian comparison method

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Analysis

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Differential equations with several deviating arguments: Sturmian comparison method in oscillation theory, II

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