Oscillation of Odd Order Linear Differential Equations with Deviating Arguments with Dominating Delay Part
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Blanka Baculíková
ABSTRACT
In this paper new oscillatory criteria for odd order linear functional differential equations of the type
have been established. Deviating argument τ(t) is supposed to have dominating delay part.
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