Green's functions and disconjugacy
From MaRDI portal
Publication:1230899
DOI10.1007/BF00251856zbMath0339.34036MaRDI QIDQ1230899
Publication date: 1976
Published in: Archive for Rational Mechanics and Analysis (Search for Journal in Brave)
Related Items
Nonoscillation and Eventual Disconjugacy ⋮ A unique limiting Green's function for a class of singular boundary value problems ⋮ Structure of the solution space of certain linear equations ⋮ Conjugate points for fractional differential equations ⋮ A classification of the solutions of a differential equation according to their behaviour at infinity, II ⋮ Hille-Wintner Type Comparison Theorem for Selfadjoint Fourth Order Linear Differential Equations ⋮ Green's function for a non-disconjugate differential operator ⋮ Sturmian theory for a class of nonselfadjoint differential systems ⋮ Focal Green's functions for fourth-order differential equations ⋮ On nth-order Sturmian theory ⋮ Lyapunov's type inequalities for fourth-order differential equations ⋮ Positive solutions and conjugate points for multipoint boundary value problems ⋮ Positive solutions for higher-order Lidstone boundary value problems. A new approach via Sperner's lemma ⋮ Sturmian theory for nonselfadjoint systems ⋮ Positive solutions and \(J\)-focal points for two point boundary value problems ⋮ Oscillatory solutions and extremal points for a linear differential equation ⋮ Generalized disconjugacy and comparison theorems ⋮ Comparison of Green's functions for a family of multipoint boundary value problems ⋮ Integral comparison theorems and extremal points for linear differential equations
Cites Work
- Unnamed Item
- Properties of solutions of Nth order linear differential equations
- Non-oscillation criteria for \(n\)-th order linear differential equations
- On the zeros of solutions of \(y^{(n)} + py = 0\)
- Disconjugacy
- On the Oscillation of Solutions of Self-Adjoint Linear Differential Equations of the Fourth Order
- Oscillation Criteria for Fourth-Order Linear Differential Equations
- Nonlinear Techniques for Linear Oscillation Problems
- Disconjugate Linear Differential Operators
- The Nonequivalence of Oscillation and Nondisconjugacy
- Non-Oscillation Theorems
