A note on polychotomy (Q2641086)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4189111
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4189111 |
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A note on polychotomy (English)
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1990
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Previous analyses on bounds for the growth of solutions of boundary value problems were dealing either with two point or multipoint conditions. For boundary value problems where some of the two point boundary conditions are separated from the rest one could only give a cruder polychotomy result for a multipoint case as such. In this note we show that such a (decoupled) two point condition actually induces a dichotomic subspace. This is done by reconsidering the notions of dichotomy and polychotomy and deriving appropriate projection mappings which describe the solution space structure.
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growth of solutions
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multipoint conditions
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two point boundary conditions
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polychotomy
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dichotomy
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projection mappings
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solution space structure
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