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DIFFERENTIAL OPERATOR STURM- LIOUVILLE TYPE ON THE SEGMENT [0, π] WITH VARIABLE DELAY

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Ismet Kalčo
Ismet Kalčo
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University of Zenica, Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Abstract

This paper studies the differential equation of the second order in the segment [0, π] with varying delays. Construct a characteristic function of the operator generated by this equation and the boundary conditions at the ends of space, studying certain generalization of these operators, which naturally imposed.

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