2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0304-4149(99)00076-9
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Renewal equation on the whole line

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“…We notice that Engibaryan [30] has shown that under the hypotheses of Karlin's theorem the boundedness of g is a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a bounded solution of (2.14).…”
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“…We notice that Engibaryan [30] has shown that under the hypotheses of Karlin's theorem the boundedness of g is a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of a bounded solution of (2.14).…”
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confidence: 87%
“…Если п = 1, то (1.1) представляет собой уравнение восстановления (УВ) на всей прямой (см. [1]- [5]). …”
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“…Эти методы более действенны в вопросах един ственности. В настоящей работе, с помощью результатов работы автора [5] по У В на всей прямой, простыми средствами будут получены результаты по разрешимо сти и свойствам решений уравнения (1.1), (1.2). Вводится специальный класс функ ций, в котором устанавливается существование и единственность решения УВМП при д G Li(R n ) и наличии конечного первого момента у К. В разделе б этим результа там дается простая вероятностная интерпретация на примере одного стохастического процесса.…”
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“…So the asymptotic properties of the solution to (5.1) are those of the convolution g * H(t), which, under various assumptions, have been studied by several authors [12,13,8,2,1]. Some properties of X(t) were later rediscovered in a slightly more general setting [15,Theorem 5.1]. Usually, assertions about the asymptotic behavior of g * H(t) are called key renewal theorems.…”
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confidence: 99%