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Oscillation of the Solutions for Delay Hyperbolic Partial Differential Equation with Impulsive

Juan Xiao

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In this paper,the authors study oscillation of the solutions for a class delay hyperbolic partial differential equation with impulsive by differential inequality.Sufficient conditions for each solution to be oscillation are obtained under Robin and Dirichlet boundary value conditions.

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In this paper,the authors study oscillation of the solutions for a class delay hyperbolic partial differential equation with impulsive by differential inequality.Sufficient conditions for each solution to be oscillation are obtained under Robin and Dirichlet boundary value conditions.

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In this paper,the authors study oscillation of the solutions for a class delay hyperbolic partial differential equation with impulsive by differential inequality.Sufficient conditions for each solution to be oscillation are obtained under Robin and Dirichlet boundary value conditions.

Key concepts: Oscillation (cell signaling), Hyperbolic partial differential equation, Mathematics, Mathematical analysis, First-order partial differential equation, Boundary value problem, Partial differential equation, Dirichlet boundary condition

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