Behavior of bounded positive solutions of higher order differential equations
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The author considers the differential equation \(x^{(n)} + p(t)x^{(n - 1)} + q(t) x^{(n - 2)} + H(t,x) = 0\) and proves (under some additional conditions) results concerning eventually positive bounded solutions of this equation.
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