Analytic Theory of Differential Equations
The Proceedings of the Conference at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, from 30 April to 2 May 1970
Herausgegeben: Hsieh, P. F.; Stoddart, A. W. J.
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Multi-valued operators and boundary value problems.- Functional differential equations.- The fourier integral and the expansion problem for ordinary differential operators.- Small solutions of a high frequency linear oscillator.- A geometric approach to boundary value problems for nonlinear ordinary differential equations with a small parameter.- Characteristic multipliers and the riccati equation.- Analytic theory of difference equations.- Bounded solutions and stable domains of nonlinear ordinary differential equations.- A boundary value problem in the complex plane.- Stokes multipliers for ...
Multi-valued operators and boundary value problems.- Functional differential equations.- The fourier integral and the expansion problem for ordinary differential operators.- Small solutions of a high frequency linear oscillator.- A geometric approach to boundary value problems for nonlinear ordinary differential equations with a small parameter.- Characteristic multipliers and the riccati equation.- Analytic theory of difference equations.- Bounded solutions and stable domains of nonlinear ordinary differential equations.- A boundary value problem in the complex plane.- Stokes multipliers for the equation {ie145-1}.- The central connection problem at turning points of linear differential equations.- On certain solutions of algebraic differential equations.- Uniform asymptotic splitting of linear differential equations.- Functional analysis and boundary value problems.- Initial-boundary value problems and moving boundaries.- Singular perturbation of elliptic equations II.- New results on the approximation of solutions to partial differential equations: The method of particular solutions.- New results on the approximation of solutions to partial differential equations: Iterative methods.- Overdetermined systems on L2(R n + ).
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