2009Harbin Ligong Daxue xuebaoOpen access

Oscillation Criteria for Higher Order Nonlinear Neutral Delay Differential Equations

HE Chun-yan

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In this paper,oscillation of higher order nonlinear neutral delay differential equation is considered,oscillation criteria of solutions of the equations are established by using Philos' integral average method,which generalize oscillation results for second order delay differential equations in some references.

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In this paper,oscillation of higher order nonlinear neutral delay differential equation is considered,oscillation criteria of solutions of the equations are established by using Philos' integral average method,which generalize oscillation results for second order delay differential equations in some references.

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In this paper,oscillation of higher order nonlinear neutral delay differential equation is considered,oscillation criteria of solutions of the equations are established by using Philos' integral average method,which generalize oscillation results for second order delay differential equations in some references.

Key concepts: Oscillation (cell signaling), Delay differential equation, Nonlinear system, Mathematics, Differential equation, Order (exchange), Mathematical analysis, Differential (mechanical device)

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