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<title>On three solutions of the second order periodic boundary-value problem</title>
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<description>On three solutions of the second order periodic boundary-value problem
Draessler, J.; Rachůnková, I.
We consider the periodic boundary-value problem  x'' + a(t)x' + b(t)x = f(t, x, x'), x(') =x(2π), x'(0) = x' (2π), where a, b are Lebesgue integrable functions and f fulfils the&#13;
 Caratheodory conditions. We extend results about the Leray – Schauder topological degree and ´ present conditions implying nonzero values of the degree on sets defined by lower and upper&#13;
 functions. Using such results we prove the existence of at least three different solutions to the&#13;
 above problem.
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<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jan 2001 00:00:00 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>To the problem of complementability of a periodic frame to a periodic basis</title>
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<description>To the problem of complementability of a periodic frame to a periodic basis
Burylko, O.A.; Davydenko, A.A.
We obtain sufficient conditions (and necessary conditions in the simplest case) of complementability of a periodic frame to a periodic basis for the Euclidean space in terms of monodromy matrices of some linear system of differential equations built by using this periodic&#13;
frame. We consider the problem of complementability for introducing local coordinates in a&#13;
neighbourhood of a smooth m-dimensional invariant torus of a dynamic system in the Euclidean space R&#13;
n&#13;
if the dimensions satisfy the inequality m + 1 &lt; n ≤ 2m.
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<title>Asymptotic stability for a thermoelectromagnetic material</title>
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<description>Asymptotic stability for a thermoelectromagnetic material
Amendola, G.
In this work we consider a linear thermoelectromagnetic material, whose behaviour is characterized by two rate-type equations for the heat flux and the electric current density. We derive the&#13;
restrictions imposed by the laws of thermodynamics on the constitutive equations and introduce&#13;
the free energy which yields the existence of a domain of dependence. Uniqueness, existence and&#13;
asymptotic stability theorems are then proved.
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<title>On solutions of general nonlinear initial boundary-value problem of inviscid fluid's dynamics in moving vessel</title>
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<description>On solutions of general nonlinear initial boundary-value problem of inviscid fluid's dynamics in moving vessel
Zolotenko, G.F.
The problem of integrating the Laplace equation in a changing 3-dimensional region, with the&#13;
initial and boundary conditions, is investigated. The paper is mainly devoted to the problem&#13;
arising in dynamics of an inviscid incompressible fluid which partially fills a moving vessel and&#13;
is in irrotational absolute motion. In this case the considered space region is bounded by the&#13;
rigid vessel’s walls and the unknown free surface of fluid. The boundary conditions consist of&#13;
the Neyman conditions on the rigid walls and the nonlinear kinematic and dynamic conditions&#13;
on the free surface. Besides, the condition of a constancy of the region’s volume is imposed.&#13;
The concept of a solution of this problem is analyzed. One distinguishes a certain class of&#13;
solutions and proves their existence. An example of such a solution is given.
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