
The behaviour of continuous real solutions \(f(t)\) to the equation \[ f(t)=a_1f(t+h_1) +a_2f(t+h_2) \] and its dependence on the real positive constants \(a_1,a_2, h_1,h_2\) is studied. Definite answers are given except in the case \(h_1/h_2\) is rational.
Applied Mathematics, difference-delay equation, parameter dependence, continuous real solutions, Additive difference equations, Analysis
Applied Mathematics, difference-delay equation, parameter dependence, continuous real solutions, Additive difference equations, Analysis
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