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SUFFICIENT CONDITIONS FOR OSCILLATION OF SOLUTIONS OF ONE CLASS OF NEUTRAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

  • V. V. Bashurov

摘要

In this paper, we establish oscillation conditions for a second-order neutral differential equation \(\begin{aligned} \big (y -py_\tau \big )''+q(t)f(y_\sigma )=0, \quad y_\delta (t) \equiv y(t-\delta ), \quad \delta \in \mathbb {R}. \end{aligned}\) ( y - p y τ ) + q ( t ) f ( y σ ) = 0 , y δ ( t ) y ( t - δ ) , δ R . We prove sufficient conditions that guarantee the oscillation of solutions depending on the type of nonlinearity of the function f.