... INTRODUCTION The theory ofimpulsive di¤erential equations has become an important area of investigation in recent ...been the subject of mathematical research for almost ...
... In the paper we have shown that if the majority function is used, then the decision of each agent converges to the sign ofthe sum ofthe agents’ ...
... What conditions on A 0 (z) , ...0 of (1.2) has infinite order? Many authors have investigated the growth ofthe solutions of complex linear differentialequations ...
... follows. The whole methodology is detailed in Section 2. First, we introduce the observable moment matching algorithm and we formulate the associated inverse problem in terms of an ...
... investigate the com- plex oscillation theory of differential polynomials generated by meromorphic solutions of differential equations in the complex ...plane. The main purpose ...
... if the SVF has linear growth, then T = + ...to studythe robustness of a stratified ODE under external ...perturbations. The principal issue here is to show conditions in ...
... boundary conditions. Finally, n b stands for the outward unit normal to Γ b ...that the boundary conditions considered in (1) are the natural ones (see, for instance, [13] and ...that ...
... that the agent receives from the others. The updating rule is based on the sign ofthe exhortation: its positive (negative) value means going to the positive (negative) ...
... is the σ-field generated by B up to time t) with constraint X " t ∈ ¯ D , where D ⊂ R d is the half-plane {(x 1 , ...is the so-called local time ofthe process X " , namely a ...
... 3. ControllabilityThe aim of this section is to studythecontrollability properties of ...at the optimal time T = L to provide easily checkable conditions ...
... Department of Mathematics, University of Ouargla, 30000 Ouargla, ...Department of Mathematics, University of Setif 1, 19000 Setif, ...Institute of Shandong Provincial Key Laboratory ...
... ] the constrained controllability property was proved using the dissipativity ofthe system, enabling to show the exponential decay ofthe observability ...
... 2 the linear differentialequations f (k) + A k−1 (z) f (k−1) + · · · + A 1 (z) f 0 + A 0 (z) f = 0, ...properties of entire functions of [p, q]-order and ob- tained some results about ...
... on the comparison be- tween two pairs of complex differential ...sidered the common solutions of a pair of differential equations and gave some of their applications in ...
... one ofthe most abundant natural source of thorium on ...form of thorite was evidenced until ...experimental conditions close to environmental pH and ...colloids of a few ...
... in the generic case the multiplicity ofthe singularity), while in the very general case the method is called accelero-summation (or ...idea of É. Borel from the ...
... point the reader to the following papers [CaKe82, Col06, Del04, EK05, FG05, Krei03, Man01, tHVel73] and books [Col84, FGV01, IzZu80, Krei00, Muta87, Vas04] which are useful as intro- ductory references, ...
... A natural question arises: What conditions on B(z) will guarantee that every solution f 6≡ 0 of (1.1) has infinite order? Many authors, Frei [8], Ozawa [16], Amemiya-Ozawa [1], Gundersen [9], and Langley ...
... The main geometric and material properties ofthe beams are shown in Table ...to the web stiffeners at load points and at its end supports, for beam 4, there was a one side stiffener at each ...
... on the resulting powders using the Bruker D8 advance diffractometer equipped with a lynxeye detector and using the Cu K α radiation (λ = ...geometry. The data were acquired using adapted ...