Third Order Linear Differential Equations by Michal Greguš (auth.)
By Michal Greguš (auth.)
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But since G(a)=O, G'(x»O, we have G(x»O and the following inequality: y(x) >.! (x - a)y'(x) 2' x>a. The assertion of the lemma follows from the last inequality. 12. 9 is true irrespective of whether y with the assumed properties is a solution of the differential equation (a) or not. It suffices that y satisfies the given assumptions and that y'''(x) is a continuous function of x E ( a, 00). 16. 8 in (a, 00) and let, for some number m <~, the second order differential equation Third Order Equations in Normal Form 47 v" + [2A(x) + meA '(x) + b(x)] v = 0 be oscillatory in (a,oo).
2 lim+ [z' - z x_a y,] = 0. y The situation at {3 - is similar. 9). 3) are identical for a ~ x ~ {3 and y and z are dependent, then A == At. K = 0, b == 0 for a ~ x ~ {3 and Z' Y - ZY' = 0, therefore Y = cZ, where c is a suitable constant. Thus the theorem is proved. 2. e. at least one solution has infinitely many zeros in (a, b). 4), a < xo< b, oscillates in (a, b). 3. 4) have oscillatory solutions in (a, b), a < a < b. e. 4)) is oscillatory in (a, b). Besides the differential equation (a), let us consider the following differential equation z"'+2A 1z'+(A;+bl )z=0, (al) where Al = AI(x), A; = A;(x), b l xe(a, b).
6) it follows that y has no zero to the left of a in (a, b). It remains to show that y(x»O for x> a. Evidently, (yy')' = yy" + y,2. 7) for the solution y. This gives (YY')'=y"(a)y-2Ay 2_ y LX (b-A')ydt+y,2. Assuming that YI>ae(a, b) is the first zero of the solution y to the right of a, we get a contradiction after integrating the last equality from a to Xl. Thus the theorem is proved. 2. The assumptions A(x)~O, A'(x)+b(x)~O for X e (a, b) and the assumption that b has the property (v) for X e (a, b) provide also a sufficient condition for the differential equation (a) to be disconjugate in (a, b).