A sufficient condition is obtained for every solution of the nonlinear retarded differential equationx'(t) +f(t,x(t-τ)) =0to tend to zero as t→∞ , which extends and improves the corresponding results obtained b...A sufficient condition is obtained for every solution of the nonlinear retarded differential equationx'(t) +f(t,x(t-τ)) =0to tend to zero as t→∞ , which extends and improves the corresponding results obtained by Ladas, Sficas and Gopalsamy.展开更多
Herein we consider the existence of solutions to second-order, two-point boundary value problems （BVPs） for systems of ordinary differential inclusions. Some new Bernstein-Nagumo conditions are presented that ensure...Herein we consider the existence of solutions to second-order, two-point boundary value problems （BVPs） for systems of ordinary differential inclusions. Some new Bernstein-Nagumo conditions are presented that ensure a priori bounds on the derivative of solutions to the differential inclusion. These a priori bound results are then applied, in conjunction with appropriate topological methods, to prove some new existence theorems for solutions to systems of BVPs for differential inclusions. The new conditions allow of the treatment of systems of BVPs without growth restrictions.展开更多
文摘A sufficient condition is obtained for every solution of the nonlinear retarded differential equationx'(t) +f(t,x(t-τ)) =0to tend to zero as t→∞ , which extends and improves the corresponding results obtained by Ladas, Sficas and Gopalsamy.
基金the Australian Research Council's Discovery Projects(DP0450752)Linkage International(LX0561259)
文摘Herein we consider the existence of solutions to second-order, two-point boundary value problems （BVPs） for systems of ordinary differential inclusions. Some new Bernstein-Nagumo conditions are presented that ensure a priori bounds on the derivative of solutions to the differential inclusion. These a priori bound results are then applied, in conjunction with appropriate topological methods, to prove some new existence theorems for solutions to systems of BVPs for differential inclusions. The new conditions allow of the treatment of systems of BVPs without growth restrictions.
