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March 2014 Representations of solutions, translation formulae and asymptotic behavior in discrete linear systems and periodic continuous linear systems
Jong Son Shin, Toshiki Naito
Hiroshima Math. J. 44(1): 75-126 (March 2014). DOI: 10.32917/hmj/1395061558

Abstract

We give a method for studying of asymptotic behavior of solutions to a periodic continuous linear system. It is based on a representation of solutions given in the paper, which is a reformation of the variation of constants formula into the sum of a $\tau$-periodic function and an exponential-like function. By using such representations, the set of initial values is completely classified according to the asymptotic behavior of the solutions to the continuous system. In particular, the set of initial values of bounded solutions is precisely determined. To give the representation for the continuous system, we will establish translation formulae by comparing two representations of solutions to a discrete linear system. These two representations are deeply related to the binomial coefficients, the Bernoulli numbers and the Stirling numbers.

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Jong Son Shin. Toshiki Naito. "Representations of solutions, translation formulae and asymptotic behavior in discrete linear systems and periodic continuous linear systems." Hiroshima Math. J. 44 (1) 75 - 126, March 2014. https://doi.org/10.32917/hmj/1395061558

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Published: March 2014
First available in Project Euclid: 17 March 2014

zbMATH: 1287.93051
MathSciNet: MR3178437
Digital Object Identifier: 10.32917/hmj/1395061558

Subjects:
Primary: 15A15 , 15A18‎ , 34A30 , 34C11 , 34C25 , 39A10 , 39A11
Secondary: 34C27 , 45M15

Keywords: asymptotic behavior of solution , Bernoulli number , bounded solution , characteristic multiplier , F$\acute{a}$a di Bruno's formula , index of growth order , Inhomogeneous linear difference equation , inhomogeneous periodic linear differential equation , periodic solution , representation of solution , Stirling number , translation formula

Rights: Copyright © 2014 Hiroshima University, Mathematics Program

Vol.44 • No. 1 • March 2014
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