Asymptotic behavior of solutions of the functional differential equation x'(t) = a(t)x(r(t)) + bx(t)

Manuel Pinto
1991 Proyecciones  
ft'e study the global existence, the atabnity mzd the asympt:otic behavior oj" solutions of the j"wzctional Jijferential equations x ' ( t) = a ( t) x (r {t)) + b:r;( t), h r; JJi r,;here r i.s a continuous contraci;Íon al infinity. l. INTROOUCTION We study the asymptotic behavior of the solutions of the functional differential equation : x'(t) = a(t) x (r(t)} + bx(t) b G IR ( 1.1) where a [0,=) + [O,oo) and r : [O,oo) + [O,m) are continuous functions. Particular cases of this equation have
more » ... studied by a number of authors. BELLMAN-COOKE [1], DRIVER [4] and HALE [8] are excellents references for knowing its history. The work of DE BRUIJN [2,3] treats several particular cases. KRASOVSKI [12] studied the case r(t) = t-1(t), O,:. 1 (t) f. 1 0 . KATO-Mc LEOD [10, 11, 15] and MAHLER [14] considered
doi:10.22199/s07160917.1991.0017.00007 fatcat:syykk4lyybbxjk76gorb7vaxj4