Publication detail
The Karamata integration theorem on time scales and its applications in dynamic and difference equations
ŘEHÁK, P.
English title
The Karamata integration theorem on time scales and its applications in dynamic and difference equations
Type
journal article in Web of Science
Language
en
Original abstract
We derive a time scale version of the well-known result from the theory of regular variation, namely the Karamata integration theorem. We show an application of this theorem in asymptotic analysis of linear second order dynamic equations. We obtain a classification and asymptotic formulae for all (positive) solutions, which unify, extend, and improve the existing results. In addition, we utilize these results, in combination with a transformation between equations on different time scales, to study the critical double-root case in linear difference equations. This leads to solving open problems posed in the literature.
English abstract
We derive a time scale version of the well-known result from the theory of regular variation, namely the Karamata integration theorem. We show an application of this theorem in asymptotic analysis of linear second order dynamic equations. We obtain a classification and asymptotic formulae for all (positive) solutions, which unify, extend, and improve the existing results. In addition, we utilize these results, in combination with a transformation between equations on different time scales, to study the critical double-root case in linear difference equations. This leads to solving open problems posed in the literature.
Keywords in English
Karamata integration theorem; regular variation; time scale; dynamic equation; asymptotic formulae
Released
01.12.2018
Publisher
Elsevier
Location
USA
ISSN
0096-3003
Volume
338
Number
-
Pages from–to
487–506
Pages count
20
BIBTEX
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