Under some minor technical hypotheses, for each T larger than a certain rS > 0, Krisztin, Walther and Wu showed the existence of a periodic orbit for the positive feedback delay differential equation x(t) = -rμx(t) + rf(x(t-1)), where r and μ are positive constants and f : R → R satisfies f(0) = 0 and f' > 0. Combining this with a unique result of Krisztin and Walther, we know that this periodic orbit is the one branched out from 0 through Hopf bifurcation. Using the normal form theory for delay differential equations, we show the same result under the condition that f ∈ C3(R,R) is such that f''(0) = 0 and f'''(0) < 0, which is weaker than those of Krisztin and Walther.
The discrete-time network model of two neurons with function f（u） ={1,u∈[0,σ] 0,U∈[0,σ]is considered. We obtain some sufficient conditions that every solution of system is convergent or periodic.
We propose a class of delay difference equation with piecewise constant nonlinearity. Such a delay difference equation can be regarded as the discrete analog of a differential equation. The convergence of solutions and the existence of asymptotically stable periodic solutions are investigated for such a class of difference equation.
For the real planar autonomous differential system, the questionsof detection between center and focus, successor function, formal series, central integration, integration factor, focal values, values of singular point and bifurcation of limit cycles for a class of higher-degree critical points and infinite points are expounded.
By dint of the stability of Cauchy-type integral with kernel density of class H＊ for an open arc, this paper discusses the stability of the solution of Riemann boundary value problem with respect to the perturbation of boundary curve to be an open arc.
In this paper, the discrete-time neural network model of two neurons with piecewise constant argument is considered. Some sufficient conditions under which every solution is either periodic or convergent are obtained.
