Abstract1has given a characterization of homogeneous linear differential equations with certain analytic periodic coefficients which admits a solution with finite exponent of convergence. However, her method seems too general and in most cases too complicated for applications. We give, in this paper, a direct approach to the problem and obtain several such characterizations which do not seem to follow from those of Baesch. In particular, an explicit, necessary and sufficient condition to the problem is given for certain third order equations. The results again do not seem to follow from those of Baesch. Our method is based on that of8which in turn depends on basic representations of solutions given by Bank, Laine, and Langley
Third order linear homogeneous differential and recurrence equations with constant coefficients are ...
AbstractIn this paper, we give precise estimates of the exponent of convergence of the zero sequence...
AbstractIn this paper we give easily verifiable, but sharp (in most cases necessary and sufficient) ...
Baesch (Results in Math. 29, 1996, 42-55) has given a characterization of homogeneous linear differe...
Abstract1has given a characterization of homogeneous linear differential equations with certain anal...
AbstractIn this paper, the zeros of solutions for higher-order linear differential equations with pe...
We investigate properties of the zeros of solutions for higher-order periodic differential equations...
Abstract. It was conjectured in a previous work [7] that every non-trivial solution of y00 +Ay = 0 h...
summary:This paper is devoted to studying the growth and oscillation of solutions and their derivati...
Abstract. This paper investages certain complex oscillation problems of higher order ordinary differ...
AbstractWe study the existence of periodic solutions to differential equations of the formL(x)+g(t,x...
It is shown that from the fact that the unique periodic solution of homogeneous system of equations...
We study higher order linear differential equation $y^{(k)}+A_1(z)y=0$ with $k\geq2$, where $A_1=A+h...
In this paper we present sufficient conditions for the existence of periodic solutions of some highe...
The homogeneous higher order complex linear differential equations (n-thCLDEs) with entire functions...
Third order linear homogeneous differential and recurrence equations with constant coefficients are ...
AbstractIn this paper, we give precise estimates of the exponent of convergence of the zero sequence...
AbstractIn this paper we give easily verifiable, but sharp (in most cases necessary and sufficient) ...
Baesch (Results in Math. 29, 1996, 42-55) has given a characterization of homogeneous linear differe...
Abstract1has given a characterization of homogeneous linear differential equations with certain anal...
AbstractIn this paper, the zeros of solutions for higher-order linear differential equations with pe...
We investigate properties of the zeros of solutions for higher-order periodic differential equations...
Abstract. It was conjectured in a previous work [7] that every non-trivial solution of y00 +Ay = 0 h...
summary:This paper is devoted to studying the growth and oscillation of solutions and their derivati...
Abstract. This paper investages certain complex oscillation problems of higher order ordinary differ...
AbstractWe study the existence of periodic solutions to differential equations of the formL(x)+g(t,x...
It is shown that from the fact that the unique periodic solution of homogeneous system of equations...
We study higher order linear differential equation $y^{(k)}+A_1(z)y=0$ with $k\geq2$, where $A_1=A+h...
In this paper we present sufficient conditions for the existence of periodic solutions of some highe...
The homogeneous higher order complex linear differential equations (n-thCLDEs) with entire functions...
Third order linear homogeneous differential and recurrence equations with constant coefficients are ...
AbstractIn this paper, we give precise estimates of the exponent of convergence of the zero sequence...
AbstractIn this paper we give easily verifiable, but sharp (in most cases necessary and sufficient) ...