... lemma and the periodicity of F(·,t) and B(·,t) in t M I Gil’ Systems with linear majorants In this section and the next one it is assumed that the norm is ideal That is the vectors z = (zk )n=1 and ... Mechanics and Analysis 12 (1963), 134–149 [8] A Halanay and V Rˇ svan, Stability and Stable Oscillations in Discrete Time Systems, Advances in a Discrete Mathematics and Applications, vol 2, Gordon and ... [1] S S Cheng and G Zhang, Positive periodic solutions of a discrete population model, Functional Differential Equations (2000), no 3-4, 223–230 [2] S Elaydi and S Zhang, Stability and periodicity...
... the one hand, if b ≥ −1, this subspace is spanned by y1 On the other hand, if b < −1, it is spanned by y2 M Simon and A Ruffing 117 Remark 4.4 Similar statements hold in the cases (i) and (ii) ... What are the coefficients αk and βk in the cases (i)–(iii)? (i) α0 = 1, αk = for all k ∈ N, and β0 = −B, β1 = d, βk = for all k ∈ N \ {1} (ii) α0 = 1, αk = for all k ∈ N, and β0 = −B, β2 = c, βk = ... b ≥ and b < before!) By Lemma 3.1, we can choose η0 arbitrarily, say η0 ≡ The difference equation (3.3) then yields 114 Power series techniques and Schr¨ dinger operators o η1 = η2 = η3 = and...
... implicit difference equations, which is sim ilar to that of linear differential-algebraic equations Then we extend this index notion to a class o f nonlinear implicit differenceequationsand prove ... licit difference equations, Advances ill Difference I'.f/Itaiioiis 2004:3 (2004) 195-200 10 K li Brcium, s L Campbell and L R Pelzold, N u m erical solution < j !\ Ts > ill DAEs, North Holland, ... N II Du and L c L n i, C onnections between im p liiil (lilĨL-iriR X' equationsand cli(ÍC lcntiai - algebraic equations A d d M a tli Viet 2(X 1)(2 (M p -6 y I’ K A n h , II T N Yen and T Ọ...
... is • A ratio of the z-transform of the sampled output and input at the sample instants • A ratio of the z-transform of the output and input when both input and output are trains of pulse • … • ... Process • The z-Transform • Pulse Transfer Function and Manipulation of Block Diagram • Exercises Prior to Lecture • Conventional Control System Sampleddata control system The Sampling Process • A ... Pulse Transfer Function Pulse Transfer Function and Manipulation of Block Diagram Open-Loop Systems • Example 1: Figure below shows an open-loop sampleddata system Derive the z-transform of the output...
... Ordinary Linear Differential andDifferenceEquations 2.1 Differential Equations Classical Solution • Method of Convolution 2.2 DifferenceEquations Initial Conditions and Iterative Solution • Classical ... y(0+ ) = and y(0+ ) = Setting t = in the above equationsand substituting the initial conditions yields c1 + c2 − 15 = − c1 − 2c2 + 45 = and Solution of these equations yields c1 = −8 and c2 = ... 2.25 are yo (0) = and yo (0) = Setting t = in the above ˙ equationsand using the initial conditions, we obtain K + K2 = − K1 − 2K2 = and Solution of these equations yields K1 = and K2 = −1 Therefore,...
... theory of ordinary and delay differential equations lead to investigations of functional differential equations of various types see the books by Hale and Verduyn Lunel, Wu, and articles by Liang, ... kata, Benchohra, Lizama, Hernandez, etc and the references e e therein On the other hand, the theory of fractional differential equations is also intensively studied and finds numerous applications ... theory developed by J Nunziato, M E Gurtin, and A C Pipkin, the internal energy and the heat flux are described as functionals of u and ux An abstract and more general version of neutral system...
... where ξ, η ∈ 1, T and ξ < η, < τ < T , Δu t u t − u t , Δ2 u t R × Cτ → R is a continuous function, h ∈ Cτ and h t ≥ h ≥ for t ∈ −τ, , α, β, and γ are nonnegative real constants, and r t ≥ for t ... norm · and K is a cone in E For y ∈ K, we have by H1 and the definition of K, max y s t∈ −τ,T max y t y t 3.7 t∈ 1,T For every y ∈ ∂Kp , s ∈ 1, T , and k ∈ −τ, , by the definition of K and 3.5 ... solution if (H4 ) and (H7 ) or (H5 ) and (H8 ) hold Theorem 3.7 Assume that (H1 )–( H3 ) hold Then BVP 3.1 has at least two positive solutions if (H4 ), (H5 ), and (H7 ) or (H4 ), (H5 ), and (H8 ) hold...
... derivatives on L, ∞ , and i D1 f x, y if and only if y qr/ q−p , and D1 f x, y > if and only if p−q y > qr; ii D2 f x, y if and only if x −r/ p − q , and D2 f x, y > if and only if q − p x > ... Difference Equationsand Applications, vol 13, no 11, pp 969–1004, 2007 A M Amleh, E Camouzis, and G Ladas, “On second-order rational difference equations II,” Journal of Difference Equationsand Applications, ... b r < and p < q, c r ≥ and p < q, and d r < and p > q We present the proof of case a only, as the proof of the other cases is similar ∈ If r ≥ and p > q, then K1 ∈ m, M and K2 / m, M Note that...
... Lakshmikantham and D Trigiante, Theory of Difference Equations: Numerical Methods and Application, vol 181 of Mathematics in Science and Engineering, Academic Press, Boston, Mass, USA, 1988 S N Elaydi and ... constant regular matrix Then its zero i stable if and only if ρ A ≤ and the eigenvalues of unit modulus are semisimple; ii asymptotically stable if and only if ρ A < 1, where ρ A of A} is the spectral ... ⎡ S −1 0A ρ B < if 2/3 < β < 1, and ρ B if β 2/3 Applying Theorems 3.4 and 3.5, we see that the zero solution of 3.4 is asymptotically stable if 2/3 < β < 1, and is stable if β 2/3 In fact, the...
... Advances in Difference EquationsEquations similar in structure to (1.3) arise in the study of the existence of solitary waves of lattice differential equations, see [1] and the references cited ... dimensional Hilbert space and linearly homeomorphic to Rqm On the other hand, we define the norm · p on Eqm as follows: qm x xi p= p 1/ p , (2.5) i=1 for all x ∈ Eqm and p > Clearly, x = x Since ... Since · exist constants C1 , C2 , such that C2 ≥ C1 > 0, and C1 x p ≤ x ≤ C2 x p, p and · ∀x ∈ Eqm are equivalent, there (2.6) P Chen and H Fang Define the functional J on Eqm as follows: qm J(x)...
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... nonoscillatory, and let xk be its recessive solution Denote by wk rk Φ Δxk / xk and wk rk Φ Δhk /hk the distinguished solutions of the Riccati equations 2.1 and 2.4 , p respectively, and put vk : ... Agarwal, S R Grace, and D O’Regan, Oscillation Theory of Linear, Half-Linear, Superlinear and Sublinear Dynamic Equations, Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht, The Netherlands, 2002 ˇ a O Doˇ ly and P Reh´ k, ... difference equations, ” Journal of Difference Equationsand Applications, vol 7, no 4, pp 483–505, 2001 ˇ a P Reh´ k, “Oscillation and nonoscillation criteria for second order linear difference equations, ”...
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... value problems of partial differential equations, problems of quantum mechanics, and problems of population dynamics and epidemiology (for more details, see [11] and the references therein) Also, ... of I − T exists on H and is uniquely determined and bounded by (I − T)−1 ≤ 1/(1 − T ) In the case of nonlinear equations, we use the following fixed point theorem of Earle and Hamilton [3] Theorem ... characteristic examples of differenceequations arising in a problem of mathematics and a problem of physics More precisely, we will establish conditions so that the difference equations under consideration...
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... Kirschner and G F Webb, Understanding drug resistance for monotherapy treatment of HIV infection, Bull Math Biol 59 (1997), no 4, 763–785 A R McLean and C A Michie, In vivo estimates of division and ... step, to discard the negative solution and keep only the physical one, yn > Figures 2.1 and 2.2 show a typical evolution of the discrete model (2.2) The onset and evolution of AIDS epidemic are clearly ... the initial variables x, y, z Since the evolution defined by the equations of system (2.4) involves piecewise linear equationsand the max function, one can describe the dynamics of the ultradiscrete...
... coupled equations where n ∈ Z We will assume that ω is a positive integer, G and G are double sequences satisfying G(n,s) = G(n + ω,s + ω) and G(n,s) = G(n + ω,s + ω) for n,s ∈ Z, h = {hn }n∈Z and ... continuous functions, and f1 (n + ω,u) = f1 (n,u) as well as f2 (n + ω,u) = f2 (n,u) for any u ∈ R and n ∈ Z By a solution of (1.3), we mean a pair (u,v) of sequences u = {un }n∈Z and v = {vn }n∈Z ... be ω-periodic if un+ω = un and vn+ω = for n ∈ Z Let X be the set of all real ω-periodic sequences of the form u = {un }n∈Z and endowed with the usual linear structure and ordering (i.e., u ≤ v...