This paper is concerned with the oscillation of second order linear functional equations of the form x(g(t)) = p(t)x(t) + Q(t)X(g(2)(t)), Where p, Q, g : [t(0), infinity) --> R+ = [0, infinity) are given real value...This paper is concerned with the oscillation of second order linear functional equations of the form x(g(t)) = p(t)x(t) + Q(t)X(g(2)(t)), Where p, Q, g : [t(0), infinity) --> R+ = [0, infinity) are given real valued functions such that g(t) not equivalent to t, lim(t-->infinity) g(t) = infinity. It is proved here that when 0 less than or equal to m := lim inf(t-->infinity) Q(t)P(g(t)) less than or equal to 1/4 all solutions of this equation oscillate if the condition lim(t-->infinity) sup Q(t)P(g(t)) > (1 + root1 -4m/2)(2) (*) is satisfied. It should be emphasized that the condition (*) can not be improved in some sense.展开更多
文摘This paper is concerned with the oscillation of second order linear functional equations of the form x(g(t)) = p(t)x(t) + Q(t)X(g(2)(t)), Where p, Q, g : [t(0), infinity) --> R+ = [0, infinity) are given real valued functions such that g(t) not equivalent to t, lim(t-->infinity) g(t) = infinity. It is proved here that when 0 less than or equal to m := lim inf(t-->infinity) Q(t)P(g(t)) less than or equal to 1/4 all solutions of this equation oscillate if the condition lim(t-->infinity) sup Q(t)P(g(t)) > (1 + root1 -4m/2)(2) (*) is satisfied. It should be emphasized that the condition (*) can not be improved in some sense.
