ON THE COMPLEXITY OF FINDING A NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT CONDITION FOR BLASCHKE-OSCILLATORY EQUATIONS
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AbstractIf A(z) belongs to the Bergman space , then the differential equation f″+A(z)f=0 is Blaschke-oscillatory, meaning that the zero sequence of every nontrivial solution satisfies the Blaschke condition. Conversely, if A(z) is analytic in the unit disc such that the differential equation is Blaschke-oscillatory, then A(z) almost belongs to . It is demonstrated that certain “nice” Blaschke sequences can be zero sequences of solutions in both cases when A ∈ or A ∉ . In addition, no condition regarding only the number of zeros of solutions is sufficient to guarantee that A ∈ .
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