On bounded solutions to weakly nonlinear vector-matrix differential equations of order \(n\) (Q345257)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6658524
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    On bounded solutions to weakly nonlinear vector-matrix differential equations of order \(n\)
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6658524

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      On bounded solutions to weakly nonlinear vector-matrix differential equations of order \(n\) (English)
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      1 December 2016
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      In this article, the author considers higher order vector linear and non-linear differential equations with constant matrices coefficients of the forms \[ A_0 x^{(n)} + A_1 x^{(n - 1)} +\dots + A_n x = f(t) \] and \[ A_0 x^{(n)} + A_1 x^{(n - 1)} +\dots + A_n x = f(t,x,{x}',\dots x^{(n - 1)}). \] They prove a few results on existence, uniqueness or just existence of a bounded solution to the differential equations considered. They employ as basic tools the contraction mapping principle and the Tikhonov fixed point theorem in the proofs of the main results. The results obtained here are very interesting and have a good novelty. Serious efforts have been done to prepare the results obtained therein. It is desirable that the authors should give examples to illustrate the results obtained.
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      nonlinear systems of differential equations
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      bounded solution
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      contraction mapping principle
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      Tikhonov fixed point theorem
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