Results for sixth order positively homogeneous equations
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2009
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Abstract
We consider positively homogeneous the sixth order differential equations of the type x (6) = h(t, x), where hpossesses the property that h(t, cx) = ch(t, x) for c ≥ 0. This class includes the linear equations x (6) = p(t)x and piece‐wise linear ones x (6) = k 2 x+ - k 1 x− . We consider conjugate points and angles associated with extremal solutions and prove some comparison results.
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| Authors | Garbuza, Tatjana; |
| Journal | mathematical modelling and analysis |
| Year | 2009 |
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