... the possible values of the limits of y and of Δy Solutions in M∞,B , M∞,0 , MB,0 are sometimes called, respectively, dominant solutions, intermediate solutions, and subdominant solutions, since, ... positive solutions is particularly meaningful in the study of dominant and recessive solutions Let Advances in Difference Equations 13 R denote the set of all positive recessive solutionsof 1.1 ... nonoscillatory solutionsof 1.1 , we may restrict our considerations just to eventually positive solutions without loss of generality We end this section recalling the definition of recessive solution of...
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... existence of a homoclinic solution for f having a linear behaviour near −∞ The proof is based on a full description of the set of all solutionsof problem 1.1 , 1.10 for B < and on the existence of ... solution of problem 2.13 , 1.10 Therefore, we can borrow the arguments of 12 in the proofs of this section Theorem 3.3 If u is a damped solution of problem 1.1 , 1.10 , then u has a finite number of ... Let Me ⊂ −∞, be the set of all B such that the corresponding solutionsof 1.1 , 1.10 are escape solutions The set Me is open in −∞, Proof Let B0 ∈ Me and u0 be a solution of problem 1.1 , 1.10...
... problem of obtaining error bounds for these asymptotic solutions to 1.2 is still open The purpose of this and the next paper Error bounds for asymptotic solutionsof second- order linear difference equations ... completed the estimate of the error bounds for asymptotic solutions to secondorder linear difference equations in the first case For the second case, we leave it to the second part of this paper: Error ... for Asymptotic Solutionsof Second- order Linear Difference Equation II: the second case In the rest of this paper, we would like to give an example to show how to use the results of this paper...
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... to Lemma 2.3 Proof of main results Proof of Theorems 1.1 and 1.2 We only prove Theorem 1.1 since the proof of Theorem 1.2 is similar ν It is clear that any solution of (2.4) of the form (1, u) ... existence and multiplicity of nodal solutionsof the nonlinear second- order two-point boundary value problems, u + f (t, u) = 0, t ∈ (0, 1), u(0) = u(1) = The proof of our main results is based ... solution of (2.2) is a pair (r, u) ∈ X, which satisfies the equation (2.2) The closure of the set nontrivial solutionsof (2.2) is denoted by C, let Σ(T ) denote the set of eigenvalues of linear...
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... 2 Second- order differential equations The plan of this paper is as follows In Section 3, we discuss problem (1.1) for the case when r ≤ Theorem 3.1 says about extremal quasisolutions of problem ... pair (U,V ) be a coupled quasisolutions of (1.1) (U,V ) are called minimal and maximal coupled quasisolutions of (1.1) if for any else U, V coupled quasisolutions of (1.1), it holds that U(t) ... quasisolutions of problem (1.1) Now we have to prove that (y,z) are minimal and maximal coupled quasisolutions of problem (1.1) in segment [y0 ,z0 ] Let (y,z) be coupled quasisolutions of (1.1)...
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... optimality of the obtained results Preliminaries This paper is devoted to study the stability, by using the method of lower and upper solutions, of the N-periodic solutionsof the following first -order ... more precise description of the set ofsolutionsof problem (PN ) Lemma 2.5 Assume conditions (H) and (H f ) Let u, v ∈ [α,β] be two solutionsof problem (PN ) Then, one of the following statements ... set of zeros of f is the ternary Cantor set 342 Stability of periodic solutions If we look for the constant solutionsof problem ∆u(n) = f u(n) , n ∈ N, (4.4) we know that they are the zeros of...
... ] Some results on comparison ofsolutionsof SDE and stability ofsolutionsof SDE were studied in [1, 4, 5] MAIN RESULTS In this paper, we provide a set control differential equation (SCDE) ... proof if we choose < δ ( ε ) ≤ ( K + 1) exp (C ) CONCLUSION In this paper we gave a new concept of set control differential equation and studied its existence ofsolutions A comparison of two solutions ... solution of (4.1) if only if it satisfies (4.2) on I Now, based on the theorems 3.1-3.3 of SDE we have some existence results on solutionsof SCDE Firstly, we have a unique existence of solution of...
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