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Error Estimates for the Averaging Method in Impulsive Boundary-Value Problems with Parameters

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Nonlinear Oscillations

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We study the solvability of boundary-value problems with parameters and integral and multipoint boundary conditions for resonance multifrequency systems subject to pulse influence at fixed moments of time. We estimate the deviation of solutions of the averaged problem from those of the original problem.

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Petryshyn, R.I., Lakusta, L.M. Error Estimates for the Averaging Method in Impulsive Boundary-Value Problems with Parameters. Nonlinear Oscillations 5, 184–198 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019764110274

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