Riccati technique and oscillation constant for modified Euler type half-linear equations

Petr Hasil; Jaroslav Jaros; Michal Vesely

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Riccati technique and oscillation constant for modified Euler type half-linear equations

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jul 2020Publisher:University of Debrecen/ Debreceni EgyetemJournal:Publicationes Mathematicae Debrecen, volume 97, pages 117-147 (issn: 0033-3883,

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Authors: Petr Hasil; Jaroslav Jaros; Michal Vesely;

doi: 10.5486/pmd.2020.8739

Riccati technique and oscillation constant for modified Euler type half-linear equations

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Studovany jsou pololinearni diferencialni rovnice se skalarnim libovolně daným p-laplasianem. Je znamo, že tyto rovnice jsou podminěně oscilatoricke pro jiste koeficienty. Podminěna oscilace pro jiste nekonstatni koeficienty byla dokazana pomoci Pruferova uhlu. Pomoci nove modifikace Riccatiho metody (tj. pomoci rozdilneho přistupu) jsou identifikovany snadno aplikovatelne podminky na koeficienty, ktere take zarucuji podminěně oscilatoricke chovani. Ziskane výsledky pokrývaji rovnice, jejichž oscilacni vlastnosti nebyly znamy a tyto výsledky jsou nove dokonce i pro linearni rovnice (tj. pro p = 2).

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