On Solutions of Neumann Boundary Value Problem for the Liénard Type Equation
Journal Title: Mathematical Modelling and Analysis - Year 2008, Vol 13, Issue 2
Abstract
We provide conditions on the functions [i]f(x) [/i]and [i]g(x)[/i], which ensure the existence of solutions to the Neumann boundary value problem for the equation [i]x''+f(x)[sup][/sup]x[sup]'2[/sup]+g(x)=0.[/i]
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S. Atslega
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