Existence-uniqueness and iterative methods for right focal point boundary value problems for differential equations with deviating arguments
Scopo della presente Nota è quello di fornire una maggiorazione della lunghezza dell'intervallo sul quale il problema (1) (2) (3) ammette soltanto la soluzione nulla.
Scopo della presente Nota è quello di fornire una maggiorazione della lunghezza dell'intervallo sul quale il problema (1) (2) (3) ammette soltanto la soluzione nulla.
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