Titlebook: Nonoscillation Theory of Functional Differential Equations with Applications; Ravi P. Agarwal,Leonid Berezansky,Alexander Domosh Book 2012

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Neutral Differential Equations,uation and a specially constructed equation with an infinite number of delays, such equations were considered in Chap.?.. This method allows to deduce sufficient oscillation conditions for neutral equations. This chapter also presents nonoscillation conditions and comparison results for neutral equa

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Vector Delay Differential Equations,sitivity of the fundamental matrix implies exponential stability of the vector delay differential equation, under some quite natural restrictions. Most of the results of the chapter are extended to systems with a distributed delay.

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Linearization Methods for Nonlinear Equations with a Distributed Delay,ted delay. This theorem allows to reduce an oscillation/nonoscillation problem for a nonlinear equation with a distributed delay to the same problem for a specially constructed linear delay differential equation.

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Systems of Functional Differential Equations on Finite Intervals,ently complicated operator. Next, the assertions on differential inequalities for first-order functional differential equations from Chap.?. are used. This approach explains the importance of considering first-order equations in the operator form, which describes only properties of the operators and

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Ravi P. Agarwal,Leonid Berezansky,Elena Braverman,Alexander Domoshnitskyts of the D-N model tacitly employed by the latter. By analyzing some scientific laws and explanatory procedures contained within classical mechanics, I will expose the paradoxes and problems of the D-N model and demonstrate that these problems stem from a Humean construal of scientific laws.

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Ravi P. Agarwal,Leonid Berezansky,Elena Braverman,Alexander Domoshnitskyts of the D-N model tacitly employed by the latter. By analyzing some scientific laws and explanatory procedures contained within classical mechanics, I will expose the paradoxes and problems of the D-N model and demonstrate that these problems stem from a Humean construal of scientific laws.