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    The monotone method for Neumann functional differential equations with upper and lower solutions in the reverse order (English)
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    18 September 2007
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    The authors study second order functional differential equations with Neumann boundary conditions. They mainly study the existence and the estimation of solutions for this problem with upper and lower solutions in the reverse order. Moreover, they extend this method coupled with the monotone iterative technique to the phi-Laplacian equation.
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    boundary value problem
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    monotone iterative technique
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