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A NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR THE OSCILLATION-OF NEUTRAL EQUATIONS

王志成

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The problem of oscillation of neutral delay differential equations is of theoretical as well as practical interest, and the oscillation theory of such equations has been extensively developed during the past few years. However, almost all the known results deal with the equations only with positive coefficients.

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The problem of oscillation of neutral delay differential equations is of theoretical as well as practical interest, and the oscillation theory of such equations has been extensively developed during the past few years. However, almost all the known results deal with the equations only with positive coefficients.

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The problem of oscillation of neutral delay differential equations is of theoretical as well as practical interest, and the oscillation theory of such equations has been extensively developed during the past few years. However, almost all the known results deal with the equations only with positive coefficients.

Key concepts: Oscillation (cell signaling), Differential equation, Mathematics, Delay differential equation, Mathematical analysis, Applied mathematics, Biology, Genetics

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