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Seeing and the Experience of Pictures,te the Banach space of continuous functions ψ: [−h, 0] →R. with the norm., where |•| is any convenient norm in R.. For H>0, let C. designate the open ball in C for which ||ψ||

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Seeing and the Experience of Pictures,riable t. Equation (1) can be interpreted as a model for the spread of some infectious diseases with periodic contact rate (see Cooke and Kaplan [1]). In this case, x(t) means the proportion of infectives in the population at time t; f(t,x(t)) means the proportion of new infectives per unit time (f(

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Nancy Meyers and “Popular Feminism”heory of ordinary and partial differential equations. This statement is equally valid for retarded functional differential equations, but here the variation — of — constants formula shows a peculiar feature. Indeed, in the book of . [6] we find that the formula involves the so-called fundamental mat

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if f(x,.) is uniformly coercive, i.e.. uniformly in x ∈ ℝ, then there exists s. ∈ ℝ such that the equation . has exactly zero, one or two T-periodic solutions according to s < s., s = s. or s > s.. The aim of this note is to complete the result by getting a fairly complete picture of the trajectoir