Ordinary Difference-Differential EquationsUniversity of California Press |
內容
METHODS OF SOLUTION | 1 |
Integral Transformations | 3 |
a The Laplace Transformation | 4 |
b The Fourier Transformation | 11 |
The EulerLaplace Transformation | 12 |
The Method of Generating Functions | 15 |
Integral Representations | 19 |
a The LaplaceStieltjes Representation 20 223 | 20 |
Direct Solution of the Characteristic Equation | 56 |
Numerical Computation of the Characteristic Roots | 59 |
Cauchys Index Theorem | 61 |
x kRoot Plateaus in Parameter Space | 64 |
Selecting the Parameters for Maximum Damping | 67 |
FIRST ORDER MIXED DIFFERENCE | 71 |
Another Damping Problem | 88 |
VARIOUS MIXED DIFFERENCEDIFFERENTIAL | 111 |
b The Power Series Representation | 21 |
Iterative Methods | 23 |
SYSTEMS OF MIXED INTEGRODIFFERENTIAL AND DIFFERENCEDIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS WITH CONSTANT COEFFICIENTS 25 | 25 |
Boundary Conditions | 27 |
Other Conditions | 28 |
Proof of the General Expansion Theorems | 31 |
A Boundedness Theorem | 38 |
CHARACTERISTIC EQUATIONS | 41 |
The Asymptotic Roots of the Characteristic Equation 3 4 | 53 |
The Reduction of Functional Equations to Difference | 159 |
NONLINEAR MIXED DIFFERENCE | 165 |
ILLUSTRATIVE NONLINEAR DIFFERENTIAL | 185 |
MINORSKYS EQUATION | 201 |
APPENDIX A EXISTENCE AND UNIQUENESS THEOREMS | 225 |
APPENDIX B MISCELLANEOUS RESULTS | 239 |
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