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methods for investigation of qualitative properties of solutions to nonlinear

differential equations. Note that Emden – Fowler equation appears for

the first time in [1]. Its physical origin is also described in [2]. This

equation was investigated in detail in the books [3, 4], and later in [5].

See also [6, 7] and references. Asymptotic properties of solutions to

different generalizations of this equation were investigated in [8–35]. The

results concerning asymptotic behavior of solutions to nonlinear ordinary

differential equations is used to describe the properties of solutions to

nonlinear partial differential equations. See, for example, [36–40].

In this article the asymptotic classification of all possible solutions to

the fourth order Emden – Fowler type differential equations

y

IV

(

x

) +

p

0

|

y

|

k

1

y

(

x

) = 0

, k >

1

, p

0

>

0

(1)

and

y

IV

(

x

)

p

0

|

y

|

k

1

y

(

x

) = 0

, k >

1

, p

0

>

0

(2)

is given.

The asymptotic classification of all possible solutions to the third order

Emden – Fowler type differential equations

y

III

(

x

) +

p

(

x

)

|

y

|

k

1

y

(

x

) = 0

, k >

1

, p

(

x

)

>

0

(3)

is described.

For fourth-order nonlinear equations, the oscillatory problem was

investigated in [10, 13, 14, 17, 21, 28, 29, 31, 33, 35], in linear case —

in [41].

Phase Sphere.

Note that if a function

y

(

x

)

is a solution to equation

(1), the same is true for the function

z

(

x

) =

Ay

(

Bx

+

C

)

,

(4)

where

A

6

= 0

,

B >

0

,

and

C

are any constants satisfying

|

A

|

k

1

=

B

4

.

(5)

Indeed, we have

z

IV

(

x

) +

p

0

|

z

|

k

1

z

(

x

)=

AB

4

y

IV

(

Bx

+

C

)+

+

p

0

|

Ay

(

Bx

+

C

)

|

k

1

Ay

(

Bx

+

C

) =

=

Ay

IV

(

Bx

+

C

)

B

4

− |

A

|

k

1

= 0

.

Any non-trivial solution

y

(

x

)

to equation (1) generates a curve

(

y

(

x

)

, y

0

(

x

)

, y

00

(

x

)

, y

000

(

x

))

in

R

4

\{

0

}

.

Let us introduce in

R

4

\{

0

}

an

equivalence relation such that two solutions connected by (4), (5) generate

equivalent curves, i.e. the curves passing through equivalent points (may

be for different

x

).

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