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that

|

A

|

k

1

=

B

4

p

0

;

X

m

=0

,

2

,

3

AB

m

y

(

m

)

(

x

0

j

)

2

= 1

,

which follows from existence of a root

A

to the equation

y

(

x

0

j

)

2

A

2

+

y

00

(

x

0

j

)

2

p

1

0

|

A

|

k

+1

+

y

000

(

x

0

j

)

2

p

3

2

0

|

A

|

3

k

+1

2

= 1

.

The value

y

(

x

000

j

+1

)

y

(

x

0

j

)

1

4

is equal to this for

z

(

x

)

at

ξ

3

(

a

)

and

0

,

where

a

0

=

|

A

|

, a

1

= 0

, a

2

=

|

A

|

B

2

, a

3

=

|

A

|

B

3

,

i.e. equal to

ψ

103

(

a

)

1

4

.

Put

q

= sup

K

1

ψ

103

(

a

)

1

4

, Q

= inf

K

1

ψ

103

(

a

)

1

4

and obtain the statement of

the lemma for the first ratio. The same procedure can be used for others.

Then we just choose the minimum of 12 values of

q

and the maximum of

12 values of

Q.

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Lemma 9.

The domain of any typical

(

to the right

)

solution

y

(

x

)

to

equation

(1)

is right-bounded. If

x

is its right boundary, then

lim

x

x

y

(

n

)

(

x

) = +

,

n

= 0

,

1

,

2

,

3

.

(14)

J

It follows from Lemma 8 that the absolute values of the neighboring

local extrema of any typical solution for sufficiently large number, say for

j

J,

satisfy the inequality

y

(

x

0

j

+1

)

q

12

y

(

x

0

j

)

with some

q >

1

,

whence

y

(

x

0

j

)

q

12(

j

J

)

|

y

(

x

0

J

)

|

.

(15)

In particular, this yields (14) for

n

= 0

.

Other

n

are treated similarly.

It is proved in [7] that there exists a constant

C >

0

depending only

on

k

and

p

0

such that all positive solutions to equation (1) defined on

a segment

[

a, b

]

satisfy the inequality

|

y

(

x

)

| ≤

C

|

b

a

|

4

k

1

.

The same

holds for negative ones. Hence the local extrema satisfy the estimate

y

(

x

0

j

)

C

(

x

j

x

j

1

)

4

k

1

,

which yields, together with (15), the

inequality

(

x

j

x

j

1

)

Q

3(

k

1)(

j

J

)

C

y

(

x

0

J

)

k

1

4

.

It follows from

Q >

1

that

Q

3(

k

1)

<

1

,

X

j

=

J

(

x

j

x

j

1

)

<

,

and

the domain is right-bounded.

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Lemma 10.

For any

k >

1

there exists positive constants

m

M

such that for any typical solution

y

(

x

)

to equation

(1)

the distance between

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