... Bull.Lond. Math. Soc. 43 , 1 64 1 74 (2011)2. Arino, O, Hadeler, KP, Hbid, ML: Existence of periodic solutions for delaydifferential equations with state dependent delay. J. Diff. Equ. 144 (2), 263–301 ... theory and applications. Hand-b ook of Differential Equations: Ordinary Differential Equations, vol. III.Elsevier/North-Holland, Amsterdam (2006), pp. 43 5– 545 Figure 1 Title Suppressed Due to Excessive ... compact set of fixedpoints in C(I), which are exactly the solutions of problem (4) .Claim 2: Every solution x of (4) satisfies α ≤ x ≤ β on I and, therefore, itis a solution of (1) in [α, β]. First, ...
... a class of even -order differential equations Journal of Inequalities and Applications 2012, 2012:5 doi:10.1186/1029- 242 X-2012-5Qi-Ming Zhang (zhqm20082008@sina.com)Xiaofei He (hexiaofei525@sina.com)ISSN ... (1.5), togetherwith (1 .4) , Lemmas 2.1 and 2.3, we have|x(c)|2≤(b − a)3 48 ba|x(t)|2dt≤(b − a)3 48 (b − a) 4 π 4 n−1ba|x(2n)(t)|2dt=(b − a)3 48 (b − a) 4 π 4 n−1ba|q(t)|2|x(t)|2dt. ... for a class of even -order differential equations Qi-Ming Zhang∗1and Xiaofei He21College of Science, Hunan University of Technology, Zhuzhou,Hunan 41 2000, P.R. China2College of Mathematics...
... 211200100080060 040 02000.20 .4 0.60.81xyFigure 2: The graph of 7 iterates for the solutions of4. 34 and 4. 36 illustrates the result of Theorem 4. 15,here xt >yt for all t ∈ 64, ∞N3.P1 ... delay dynamic equationsof first order, ” Advances in Difference Equations, vol. 2008, Article ID 45 8687, 12 pages, 2008.10 H. A. Agwo, “On the oscillation of first order delay dynamic equations with ... graph of 30 iterates for the solutions of4. 11 and 4. 13 illustrates the result of Theorem 4. 5,here yt >xt for all t ∈ 3√3, ∞3√N.Corollary 4. 8. Let x be a solution of 3.1,...
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... given Muller automaton A to a corresponding network NAprovided with a type specification of its attractors A Hierarchical Classification of First- Order Recurrent Neural Networks 145 such that ... envisioned to be extended in several directions. First of all, it could be of interest to study the same kind of hierarchical classification A Hierarchical Classification of First- Order Recurrent ... partial function from Q ì A into Q called the transitionfunction, and T⊆P(Q) is a set of set of states called the table of the automaton.A finite Muller automaton is generally represented by...
... representationStandard representation of a regular language is one of the followings:–Finite automaton–Regular expression–Regular grammar Theorem 4. 4The family of regular languages is closed ... 1, m ≥ 0} Example 4. 2Find intersection dfa of L1={a2nbm: n, m ≥ 0} and L2={a3nb2m: n, m ≥ 0}p1p0p2p3aaabbbL2p 4 q1 p1q0 p0q2 p 4 q1 p2q2 p3q0 ... Chapter 4: Properties of Regular LanguagesQuan Thanh Thoqttho@cse.hcmut.edu.vn Example 4. 6 (cont’d)q0q1q2aabbba, bq3aL1...
... Field-Effect Transistor Val de Loire Program p.57 CHAPTER 4: CHARACTERISTICS OF FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTOR Table of Contents 4. 1. INTRODUCTION 58 4. 2. JFET CONSTRUCTION AND SYMBOLS 58 4. 3. JFET ... for the CHAPTER 4: Characteristics Field-Effect Transistor Val de Loire Program p.58 CHAPTER 4: CHARACTERISTICS OF FIELD-EFFECT TRANSISTOR 4. 1. INTRODUCTION The operation of the field-effect ... 4.4. JFET BIAS LINE AND LOAD LINE 62 4. 5. MOSFET CONSTRUCTION AND SYMBOLS 63 4. 6. MOSFET TERMINAL CHARACTERISTICS 64 Table of Figures Fig. 4- 1 JFET Constructions and Symbols 59 Fig. 4- 2...
... 1.2 .44 14 Advances in Dierence Equations 9 M. Bohner, B. Karpuz, andăO.ăOcalan, “Iterated oscillation criteria for delay dynamic equationsof first order, ” Advances in Difference Equations, ... class of second -order Emden-Fowler delaydynamic equations on time scales,” Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, vol. 3 34, no. 2,pp. 847 –858, 2007.13 Y. Sáahiner, Oscillation of ... solution of 1.1 is oscillatory; (2) if n is odd, then everybounded solution xt of 1.1 is either oscillatory or tends monotonically to zero together withxΔit1 ≤ i ≤ n − 1.Proof. Assume...
... existence of solutions for singular boundary value problem of third -order differential equations, ” Mathematica Slovaca, vol. 60, no. 4, pp. 48 5 49 4, 2010. 4 Y. Sun, “Positive solutions for third -order ... “Existence of solutions for a class of third -order nonlinear boundary valueproblems,” Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, vol. 2 94, no. 1, pp. 1 04 112, 20 04. 14 D. Guo, Semi-Ordered ... solutions of nonlinear singular third -order two-point boundary value problem,”Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, vol. 323, no. 1, pp. 41 3 42 5, 2006.12 Y. Sun, “Positive solutions of...
... limitlimkk∞jkpj∈−∞,1 4 ,3 .42 then 1.1 is nonoscillatory.Remark 3 .4. In 8 it was proved that, if−3 4 < lim infkk∞jkpj≤ lim supkk∞jkpj<1 4 ,3 .43 then 1.1 is nonoscillatory. ... properties of Emden-Fowlerdifference equations, ” Central European Journal of Mathematics, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 322–3 34, 2009.13 P.ˇReh´ak, “Oscillatory properties of second order half-linear ... eventually of one sign. In this case, allnonoscillatory solutions of 1.1 are eventually monotone, together with their first difference,and therefore can be a priori classified according to their monotonicity...