scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1247378

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Let \[ P_\varepsilon(y, D)= P(D)+ \varepsilon R(y,D),\quad y=(x, t)\in \mathbb{R}^{n+1} \] be a linear differential operator such that \(P(D)\) is a strictly hyperbolic operator of order \(m\) with constant coefficients, and \(R(y,D)\) is an operator of order up to \(m\). Suppose that the roots of the polynomial \(P(\tau,\xi)= 0\), \(\xi\in \mathbb{R}^n\), are located separately in strips of the form \(\{\tau\in C; \delta^+\leq \text{Im }\tau\leq \delta^-\}\) with gap between one another. The author shows that any solution of the equation \(P_\varepsilon(y, D)u= 0\) is represented as a sum of solutions whose energy in any Sobolev space have different increasing or decreasing exponential order as \(t\to\pm\infty\) if \(|\varepsilon|\) is sufficiently small. The result is extended to quasilinear equations.











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