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y

(

x

) =

±

C

3

k

(

p

(

b

0

))(

x

−

b

0

)

−

3

k

−

1

(1 +

o

(1))

as

x

→

b

0

+ 0

,

and

,

at its local extremum points

,

|

y

(

x

0

)

|

=

|

b

00

−

x

0

|

−

3

k

−

1

+

o

(1)

as

x

0

→

b

00

−

0

.

Conclusion.

Note that oscillatory solutions of equations (1) and (3)

defined on

(

−∞

;

x

∗

)

or

(

x

∗

; +

∞

)

,

are the solutions of the form

y

(

x

) =

|

p

0

|

−

1

k

−

1

|

x

−

x

∗

|

−

α

h

(log

|

x

−

x

∗

|

)

, α

=

n

k

−

1

,

(18)

with

n

= 4

and

n

= 3

respectively and an oscillatory periodic function

h

:

R

→

R

.

Indeed more general result takes place. Thus, for the equation

y

(

n

)

+

p

0

|

y

|

k

−

1

y

(

x

) = 0

, n >

2

, k

∈

R

, k >

1

, p

0

6

= 0

,

(19)

the existence of oscillatory solutions of the type (18) is proved.

Theorem 5.

For any integer

n >

2

and real

k >

1

there exists a

non-constant oscillatory periodic function

h

(

s

)

such that for any

p

0

>

0

and

x

∗

∈

R

the function

y

(

x

) =

p

−

1

k

−

1

0

(

x

∗

−

x

)

−

α

h

(log(

x

∗

−

x

))

,

−∞

< x < x

∗

, α

=

n

k

−

1

,

(20)

is a solution to equation

(19).

Fig. 5. Solution to equation (3)

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