On exactness of upper estimates of the characteristic exponent of a linear system with exponentially decreasing perturbations.
We investigate an asymptotic behaviour of damped non-oscillatory solutions of the initial value problem with a time singularity , , on the unbounded domain . Function is locally Lipschitz continuous on and has at least three zeros , and . The initial value . Function is continuous on has a positive continuous derivative on and . Asymptotic formulas for damped non-oscillatory solutions and their first derivatives are derived under some additional assumptions. Further, we provide...
We prove an existence and uniqueness theorem for a nonlinear functional boundary value problem, that is, an ordinary differential equation with a nonlinear boundary condition. The proof is based on a Global Inversion Theorem of Ambrosetti and Prodi, which is applied to the boundary operator restricted to the manifold of the global solutions to the equation. Our result is a generalization of an analogous existence and uniqueness theorem of G. Vidossich, as it is shown with some examples.
The paper deals with existence of Kneser solutions of -th order nonlinear differential equations with quasi-derivatives.
The existence of positive periodic solutions for a kind of Rayleigh equation with a deviating argument is studied. Using the coincidence degree theory, some sufficient conditions on the existence of positive periodic solutions are obtained.
Existence results for semilinear operator equations without the assumption of normal cones are obtained by the properties of a fixed point index for A-proper semilinear operators established by Cremins. As an application, the existence of positive solutions for a second order m-point boundary value problem at resonance is considered.
We propose a new method for studying stability of second order delay differential equations. Results we obtained are of the form: the exponential stability of ordinary differential equation implies the exponential stability of the corresponding delay differential equation if the delays are small enough. We estimate this smallness through the coefficients of this delay equation. Examples demonstrate that our tests of the exponential stability are essentially better than the known ones. This method...