Oscillation of second order linear differential equations with impulses (Q2463929): Difference between revisions

We use the associated Riccati techniques and the equivalence transformation to discuss the oscillation and the nonoscillation of the second order linear ordinary differential equation with impulses of the form \[ \begin{cases} (a(t)x'(t))'+p(t)x(t)=0, & t\geq t_0,\;t\neq t_k,\\ x(t^+_k)=b_kx(t_k),\quad x'(t^+_k)=c_kx'(t_k), & k=1,2,\dots.\end{cases} \] Some examples are also given which show that the oscillation of impulsive differential equations can be caused by impulsive perturbations, though the corresponding classical equation admits a nonoscillatory solution.