Étude analytique de l'équation pantographe ...
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Étude analytique de l'équation pantographe au moyen de fonctions thêta de Jacobi
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Mathematics Subject Classification 2010: 34K06 34M40 33E30 pantograph equation q-difference equation connection problem Jacobi θ-function
Mathematics Subject Classification 2010: 34K06
34M40
33E30 pantograph equation
q-difference equation
connection problem
Jacobi θ-function
Mathematics Subject Classification 2010: 34K06
34M40
33E30 pantograph equation
q-difference equation
connection problem
Jacobi θ-function
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Mathématiques [math]
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The aim of this paper is to use the analytic theory of linear qdifference equations for the study of the functional-differential equation y ′ (x) = ay(qx)+by(x), where a and b are two non zero real or complex numbers. When ...
Show more >The aim of this paper is to use the analytic theory of linear qdifference equations for the study of the functional-differential equation y ′ (x) = ay(qx)+by(x), where a and b are two non zero real or complex numbers. When 0 < q < 1 and y(0) = 1, the associated Cauchy problem admits a unique power series solution, n≥0 (−a/b; q)n n! (bx) n , that converges in the whole complex xplane. The principal result obtained in the paper explains how to express this entire function solution into a linear combination of solutions at infinity, with the help of integral representaions involving Jacobi theta functions. As a by-product, this connection formula between zero and infinity allows one to rediscover a classic Theorem of Kato and McLeod on the asymptotic behavior of the solutions over the real axis.Show less >
Show more >The aim of this paper is to use the analytic theory of linear qdifference equations for the study of the functional-differential equation y ′ (x) = ay(qx)+by(x), where a and b are two non zero real or complex numbers. When 0 < q < 1 and y(0) = 1, the associated Cauchy problem admits a unique power series solution, n≥0 (−a/b; q)n n! (bx) n , that converges in the whole complex xplane. The principal result obtained in the paper explains how to express this entire function solution into a linear combination of solutions at infinity, with the help of integral representaions involving Jacobi theta functions. As a by-product, this connection formula between zero and infinity allows one to rediscover a classic Theorem of Kato and McLeod on the asymptotic behavior of the solutions over the real axis.Show less >
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