Titlebook: Infinite Interval Problems for Differential, Difference and Integral Equations; Ravi P. Agarwal,Donal O’Regan Book 2001 Springer Science+B

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Discrete Systems,Let . : ? → ?. with .(.) = (..(.), ..., ..(.)). Consider the discrete system . where each ..(.) is a constant . × . matrix, .(.) is an .-vector, and .. : ?. → ?. with the dependence of .. at . annotated in the subscript.

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Higher Order Boundary Value Problems,results for the (2 ≤) . (Hermite) type boundary conditions . and the (2 ≤) . (Abel-Gontscharoff) type boundary conditions . where ? ∞ < . ≤ .. < .. < ... < .. ≤ . < ∞. Although the theory in this chapter will be developed for the case . = 0, we note that some of the results can be extended rather easily for an arbritrary ..

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