ALMOST PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH PIECEWISE CONSTANT ARGUMENT
ALMOST PERIODIC SOLUTIONS OF DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH PIECEWISE CONSTANT ARGUMENT
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10.1524/anly.1996.16.2.171
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1996
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R. Yuan;Jialin Hong
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作者:
R. Yuan;Jialin Hong
In this paper, we s tudy the existence of almost periodic solutions to differential equat ions with piecewise constant argumenta which was considered by K. L. Cooke & J. Wiener and found applications in certain biomedical problems. 1991 Mathemat ics Subject Classification: 34K20 The miiin motivation of this paper comes from papers considered by K.L. Cooke & J . Wiener [4], and S. M. Shah & J. Wiener [8], who introduced a new class of differential equations ( called differential equations with piecewise constant argument ). These equations have the structure of continuous dynamiceJ systems within intervals of unit length. Continuity of a Solution at a point joining any two consecutive intervals implies recursion relations for the values of the Solution at such points. Therefore, they combine the properties of differential equations and difference equations. In 1991, K. L. Cooke & J . Wiener [5] gave a survey of the status conceming the differential equations with piecewise consteint argument. From this, we know that aU of the work that has been done on the differentisJ equations concems the stability, the oscillation and the existence of periodic Solution. In [10-12], Papaschinopoulos studied the topological equivalence and asymptotic behavior for these equations. Recently, authors investigated the existence of almost periodic Solution for the following equations (1) i{ 2 , i=-N where a, a j are constant, f{t) is an almost periodic function ( that is, t he £—translation set of / r ( / , £ ) = { t | | / ( fi is a Solution of Eq.(2) if the following conditions are satisfied (i) z is continuous on R, (ii) the derivative x(<) of x(t) exists everywhere, with possible exception of the point [<], where one-sided derivatives exist, (iii) X satisfies Eq.(2) on each interval [n, n + 1] , n € Z = {• • • , —1,0,1, • • • }. Clearly, if x{t) is a Solution of Eq.(2) on R, we have the following relations (3) N .t x{t) = + 1) X I »' " iCn+i + / n < t < n + 1, i=-N where x(n + t ) = c„+<, -N <i< N. By using the continuity of a Solution at a point, we obteiin the following difference equation • " rn+i (4) c„+i = e-c,. + X ) + / e ' ^+ i ' ^ /C^ jd^ , n ^ Z . i=-N Setting 60 = 6" + a -^ao le" 1), 61 = 1) 1, = a ^ a ^ e " 1), i = 1 , ±2 , • • • , ±iV, /•n+l Jn then we can rewrite Eq.(4) as (5) ^ hcn+i = hn. N c i=-N Almost Periodic Solution» Of EPCA 1 7 3 The corresponding homogeneous equation of Eq.(5) is N (6) ^ 6ic„+i = 0. i=-N Following [6], we can seek the particular solutions eis c„ = A" for homogeneous difference equation (6) . At this time, A will satisfy the following equation