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A nonlinear equation with piecewise continuous argument

Carvalho et al., 1988

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9778411128436094533
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Carvalho L
Cooke K
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Definition 2. A solution x (t) of either Eq.(1.1) or Eq.(1.2) is said to be backward continuable if one can extend to the left the interval of definition of x (t) in such a way that x (t) comes to satisfy the requirements of De£. 1, also within this new enlarged domain. A solution for …
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