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math.CA2016

Growth and fluctuation in perturbed nonlinear Volterra equations

John A. D. Appleby, Denis D. Patterson

We develop precise bounds on the growth rates and fluctuation sizes of unbounded solutions of deterministic and stochastic nonlinear Volterra equations perturbed by external forces…

math.CA2016★ 2 cited

Hartman-Wintner growth results for sublinear functional differential equations

John A. D. Appleby, Denis D. Patterson

In this paper, we determine rates of growth to infinity of scalar autonomous nonlinear functional and Volterra differential equations. In these equations, the right-hand side is a…

math.DS2016★ 3 cited

Large fluctuations and growth rates of linear Volterra summation equations

John A. D. Appleby, Denis D. Patterson

This paper concerns the asymptotic behaviour of solutions of a linear convolution Volterra summation equation with an unbounded forcing term. In particular, we suppose the kernel i…

math.DS2016

On the admissibility of unboundedness properties of forced deterministic and stochastic sublinear Volterra summation equations

John A. D. Appleby, Denis D. Patterson

In this paper we consider unbounded solutions of perturbed convolution Volterra summation equations. The equations studied are asymptotically sublinear, in the sense that the state…

math.CA2016★ 2 cited

Memory Dependent Growth in Sublinear Volterra Differential Equations

John A. D. Appleby, Denis D. Patterson

We investigate memory dependent asymptotic growth in scalar Volterra equations with sublinear nonlinearity. To obtain precise results we utilise the powerful theory of regular vari…

math.CA2016★ 1 cited

Growth Rates of Sublinear Functional and Volterra Differential Equations

John A. D. Appleby, Denis D. Patterson

This paper considers the growth rates of positive solutions of scalar nonlinear functional and Volterra differential equations. The equations are assumed to be autonomous (or asymp…