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Theorem 1.

For any real

k >

1

and

p

0

>

0

there exist positive

constants

C

1

and

C

2

such that local extrema of any typical maximally

extended to the right solution

y

(

x

)

to equation (1) in some neighborhood of

the right bound

x

of its domain satisfy the inequalities

C

1

(

x

x

0

j

)

4

k

1

y

(

x

0

j

)

C

2

(

x

x

0

j

)

4

k

1

.

J

Let

x

0

J

and

x

0

J

+1

be two neighboring points of local extremum of

a solution

y

(

x

)

such that the statements of Lemmas 8, 10, and 11 hold.

According to these Lemmas, for all

j

J

we have

x

0

j

+1

x

0

j

MF

y

(

x

0

j

)

(

k

1)

MF

y

(

x

0

J

)

(

k

1)

q

3(

k

1)(

j

J

)

,

which implies

x

x

0

J

=

X

j

=

J

x

0

j

+1

x

0

j

MF

y

(

x

0

J

)

(

k

1)

1

q

3(

k

1)

and

|

y

(

x

0

J

)

|

(

x

x

0

J

)

4

k

1

F

y

(

x

0

J

)

4

ρ

MF

y

(

x

0

J

)

(

k

1)

1

q

3(

k

1)

4

k

1

=

=

 

Mp

1

4

0

1

q

3(

k

1)

 

4

k

1

.

On the other hand,

x

0

j

+1

x

0

j

mF

y

(

x

0

J

)

(

k

1)

Q

3(

k

1)(

j

J

)

,

which implies

|

y

(

x

0

J

)

|

(

x

x

0

J

)

4

k

1

θF

y

(

x

0

J

)

4

mF

y

(

x

0

J

)

(

k

1)

1

Q

3(

k

1)

4

k

1

=

=

θ

m

1

Q

3(

k

1)

4

k

1

.

I

Asymptotic Classification of the Solutions to the Fourth-Order

Equation (1).

In this part we consider the asymptotic behavior of nontrivial

solutions to equation (1) in the cases not previously considered. Then

asymptotic classification of all maximally extended solutions to equation

(1) will be given.

First for solutions to equation (1) generating in

R

4

curves lying entirely

in

Ω

+

,

we describe their asymptotic behavior near the left boundary of the

domain.

Lemma 12.

Suppose

y

(

x

)

is a maximally extended to the left nontrivial

solution to equation

(1)

with derivatives changing their signs according to

scheme

(7)

. Then the domain of

y

(

x

)

is unbounded to the left, the functions

y

(

x

)

, y

0

(

x

)

, y

00

(

x

)

, y

000

(

x

)

tend to zero as

x

→ −∞

,

and the distance

between its neighboring zeros tends monotonically to

as

x

→ −∞

.

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ISSN 1812-3368. Вестник МГТУ им. Н.Э. Баумана. Сер. “Естественные науки”. 2015. № 2