Abstract:Key words Delayed differential system, asymptotic behaviour, stability, boundedness of solutions MSC (2000) Primary: 34K12; Secondary: 34K20The asymptotic behaviour and stability properties are studied for a real two-dimensional systemand h are matrix functions and a vector function, respectively. The method of investigation is based on the transformation of the considered real system to one equation with complex-valued coefficients. Stability and asymptotic properties of this equation are studied by means of … Show more
“…The results were extended and new corollaries were presented for systems with a finite number of constant delays in [12], [11] (stable case only). The results concerning asymptotic properties of solutions for the stable case of (1.1) with (generally unbounded) nonconstant delay can be found in [4] and in [10]. In the present paper we shall give results for the unstable case for (1.1).…”
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“…The results were extended and new corollaries were presented for systems with a finite number of constant delays in [12], [11] (stable case only). The results concerning asymptotic properties of solutions for the stable case of (1.1) with (generally unbounded) nonconstant delay can be found in [4] and in [10]. In the present paper we shall give results for the unstable case for (1.1).…”
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“…The asymptotic properties of the two-dimensional system with constant delay in the stable case were studied by J. Kalas and L. Baráová in [28], the asymptotic behavior of solutions under the conditions of instability was investigated by J. Kalas in [29], [30]. The equations with a finite system of constant delays were inspected by J. Rebenda in [49], [50].…”
Section: Perturbed Two-dimensional Linear Systemsmentioning
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