Method of averaging for the system of functional-differential inclusions

Teresa Janiak; Elżbieta Łuczak-Kumorek

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CONTENTSPART IIntroduction............................................................................................... 31. General solution.................................................................................. 42. Preliminaries and notation................................................................ 53. $C^{p}$ solutions in $ℭ$ *................................................ 74. Change of variables..............................................................................