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The author considers the equation \[ x'(t)= p(t)- \int^t_{t-T} C(t-s) x(s)ds \] with \(C(t)>0\), and the equation \[ x(t)= \alpha x(t-h) +p(t)- \int^t_{t-T} C(t-s) x(s)ds \] with \(C(t)\geq 0\), \(|\alpha |<1\), \(p(t+T)= p(t)\), \(\int^T_0 p(s)ds=0\), \(h\) constant. It is stated and proved (using fixed point theorems) that under these assumptions the equations have unique \(T\)-periodic solutions.
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