Positive and oscillating solutions of equation
The linear homogeneous differential equation with variable delays is considered, where , I = [t₀,∞), ℝ⁺ = (0,∞), on I, the functions , j=1,...,n, are increasing and the delays are bounded. A criterion and some sufficient conditions for convergence of all solutions of this equation are proved. The related problem of nonconvergence is also discussed. Some comparisons to known results are given.
Inequalities for some positive solutions of the linear differential equation with delay ẋ(t) = -c(t)x(t-τ) are obtained. A connection with an auxiliary functional nondifferential equation is used.
This contribution is devoted to the problem of asymptotic behaviour of solutions of scalar linear differential equation with variable bounded delay of the form with positive function Results concerning the structure of its solutions are obtained with the aid of properties of solutions of auxiliary homogeneous equation where the function is positive. A result concerning the behaviour of solutions of Eq. (*) in critical case is given and, moreover, an analogy with behaviour of solutions of...
In the paper the singular Cauchy-Nicoletti problem for the system ot two ordinary differential equations is considered. New sufficient conditions for solvability of this problem are proved. In the proofs the topological method is applied. Some comparisons with known results are also given in the paper.
When mathematical models describing various processes are analysed, the fact of existence of a positive solution is often among the basic features. In this paper, a general delayed discrete equation is considered. Sufficient conditions concerning are formulated in order to guarantee the existence of a positive solution for . An upper estimate for it is given as well. The appearance of the positive solution takes its origin in the nature of the equation considered since the results hold only...
The main result of the present paper is obtaining new inequalities for solutions of scalar equation . Except this the interval of transient process is computed, i.e. the time is estimated, during which the given solution reaches an - neighbourhood of origin and remains in it.
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