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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Second Order Boundary Value Problems,e to establish existence of solutions to boundary value problems on infinite intervals. The first approach is based on a diagonalization process whereas the second is based on the Furi-Pera fixed point theorem. Both approaches will be presented in this chapter. In Section 1.2 we list several example

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Continuous Systems,× ?.. Let .[0,∞) be the space of all bounded, continuous .-vector valued functions and let . be a bounded linear operator mapping .[0, ∞) (or a subspace of .[0, ∞)) into ?.. In this chapter we mainly study the differential system (3.1.1) subject to the boundary conditions . In Section 3.2 we conside

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Equations on Time Scales,nt as well as on a upper and lower solution idea. We recall that a .. is an arbitrary nonempty closed subset of the real numbers ?. The forward (respectively, backward) jump operator at t for t < sup . (respectively, for . > inf .) is defined by .for all . ∈ .. Let . : . → ? and let . ∈ ..

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