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QUADRATIC INTEGRABILITY AND BOUNDENESS OF SOLUTIONS ABOUT A CLASS OF SECOND ORDER TIME LAG DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION

Run Xu

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The solution of an integral inequality containning lag variable is obtained. Then Consider the second order nolinear differential equation (r(t)x′(t))′+[a(t)+b(t)]x(t)=f[t,x(t),x(φ(t))]. Suppose the solution is existed, two conclusions of the boundness and quadratic integrability of the solution are obtained.

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The solution of an integral inequality containning lag variable is obtained. Then Consider the second order nolinear differential equation (r(t)x′(t))′+[a(t)+b(t)]x(t)=f[t,x(t),x(φ(t))]. Suppose the solution is existed, two conclusions of the boundness and quadratic integrability of the solution are obtained.

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The solution of an integral inequality containning lag variable is obtained. Then Consider the second order nolinear differential equation (r(t)x′(t))′+[a(t)+b(t)]x(t)=f[t,x(t),x(φ(t))]. Suppose the solution is existed, two conclusions of the boundness and quadratic integrability of the solution are obtained.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Quadratic equation, Order (exchange), Class (philosophy), Lag, Mathematical analysis, Differential equation, Variable (mathematics)

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