APPLICATION OF SECOND ORDER DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION IN CIVIL ENGINEERING

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For visualization, the main stages of constructing generalized separable solutions by the splitting method are displayed in Fig. 15.2.
15.5.4-2. Solutions of simple functional equations and their application.
Below we give solutions to two simple bilinear functional e[r]

in Theorem 3.1 , so, we do not need to suppose that G t, s is nonnegative.
Remark 3.3. The function f in Theorem 3.1 is not monotone or convex; the conclusions and the proof used in this paper are di ff erent from the known papers in essence.
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z n +1 + B B + C z n +
C
B + C z n − 1 = 0, n = 0, 1, .... (2.1) This equation was considered in [7], where the method of full limiting sequences was used to prove that the equilibrium is globally asymptotically stable for all values of param- eters B and C . Here, we[r]

0 − T a 1
0 − a 1 T a , 5.2
and we see that it is singular. Consequently, the assumption of Theorem 3.4 is not satisfied, and the linear periodic problem 3.26b subject to 5.1b is not uniquely solvable. However this is not true for nonliner periodic problems. In particular,[r]

13 M. Feng and H. Pang, “A class of three-point boundary-value problems for second-order impulsive integro-di ff erential equations in Banach spaces,” Nonlinear Analysis. Theory, Methods & Applications,
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144 Finite Difference Methods in Financial Engineering
12.7 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
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Remark. The quantities det A , Tr( A ), rank ( A ), and rank ( A 2 ) are invariants of equation (5.7.5.1).
5.7.5-5. Center of a second-order hypersurface.
The center of a second-order hypersurface is a point x such that the linear form ◦ B[r]

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P 0 ( x ) + f ( x ) = Q ( x ) , f 0 ( x ) = R ( x ) .
In order to eliminate f ( x ), we differentiate the first equation and substitute in the expression for f 0 ( x ) from the second equation. This gives us a necessary condition for Equation 16.4 t[r]

control the particular type and order of the solution of the Bessel equation which is described in the volume ‘The series solution of second order, ordinary differential equations and sp[r]