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| Author(s) | Ronto / M., Ronto A. |
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Existence results for three-point boundary value problems for systems of linear functional differential equations
Conditions guaranteeing the solvability of certain three-point boundary value problems for a system of linear functional differential equations are obtained by using a special successive approximation scheme. We also establish some conditions necessary for a certain set belonging to the domain of the space variables to contain a point determining the initial value of the solution. An algorithm for selecting such points is also indicated.
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