2023
DOI: 10.1007/s42985-023-00226-2
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Stability of neutral Volterra integro-differential equations with infinite delay

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“…From these information, we see that in despite of the existence of numerous results with regard to IDEs with and without delays, there exists a number of limited results on the qualitative results of IDEs in neutral forms such that in which the LKF method used as basic tool in the proofs. In addition, as for qualitative results with regard to systems of NVIDEs, in which the LKF method used as basic tool in the proofs, we found only the above results, see Li and Jiang [20]. The proper reason for this case is that because of the difficulty to find a suitable LK F which allows meaning results for nonlinear systems of NVIDEs.…”
Section: C(t S)x(s)dsmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…From these information, we see that in despite of the existence of numerous results with regard to IDEs with and without delays, there exists a number of limited results on the qualitative results of IDEs in neutral forms such that in which the LKF method used as basic tool in the proofs. In addition, as for qualitative results with regard to systems of NVIDEs, in which the LKF method used as basic tool in the proofs, we found only the above results, see Li and Jiang [20]. The proper reason for this case is that because of the difficulty to find a suitable LK F which allows meaning results for nonlinear systems of NVIDEs.…”
Section: C(t S)x(s)dsmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Proof. As similar to Li and Jiang [20], from the definition of Dx t and system of NVIDEs (2), we obtain D + Dx t , which denotes the upper right derivative , as the below:…”
Section: Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 96%
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